team_1_risk_factors-1.docx

Swimming Pool and Spa

Risk Assessment

Project Objective

1

Very Low

2

Low

3

Moderate

4

High

5

Very High

Cost

Insignificant cost increase

<5% cost increase

5-15% cost increase

15-30% cost increase

>30% cost increase

Time

Insignificant time increase

<5% time increase

5-15% time increase

15-30% time increase

>30% time increase

Scope

Barely noticeable changes in scope

Minor changes in scope

Major changes in scope

Scope changes unacceptable to customer

End item is useless

Quality

Quality degradation barely noticeable

Quality reduced in less crucial areas

Quality reduction requires approval

Reduction is unacceptable to customer

End item is useless

Risk Event

Likelihood

Impact

Detection Difficulty

When

Delay on permits

2

2

4

Design

Weather delays

2

4

3

Any time after design

Change in Scope

1

4

5

Anytime

Plumbing issues

2

4

3

Swimming Pool and Spa

On the job injuries

3

4

5

Anytime

Electrical issues

1

4

3

Swimming Pool and Spa

Likelihood

Injuries

Permits

Plumbing

Weather

Scope

Electrical

Impact

( Red Zone =Major Risk Yellow Zone =Moderate Risk Green Zone= Minor Risk )

Risk

What could happen

Consequences

Ways to Prevent

Delay in Permits

-Prevent work from being started

-Minor delay in time

-Minor Costs associated with delay

-File for permits ASAP

-Review to ensure accuracy prior to filing

Weather Delay

-Prevent work from being done

-Damage aspects of project (i.e. landscape, cement, etc.)

-Delay in time

-Major or Minor costs in equipment, labor, etc.

-Follow Weather reports

-Have equipment to minimize damage (i.e. tents, tarps, etc.)

Change in Scope

-Expand Project

-Minimize Project

-Add new features

-Upgrade features

-Could reduce or increase cost

-Could reduce or increase time

-Discuss scope in detail with clients

-Focus on deliverables

Plumbing Issues

-Bad Pipes

-Poor Installation

-Faulty Pumps

-Major cost to correct problems

-Delay in time to redo work

-Hire experiences Plumbers

-Test pipes and pumps prior to installation

On the job injuries

-Equipment related injuries

-Negligence related injuries

-Accidents

-Insurance/litigation cost

-Delay in time

-Cost to replace lost workers

-Train team in safety

-Keep proper safety signs around site

-Hire experienced workers

Electrical Issues

-Faulty wiring

-Poor Installation

-Water Heater Issues

- Major cost to correct problems

-Delay in time to redo work

-Hire experienced Electricians

-Test equipment prior to installation