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2 : What are some risk categories you would use? Answer : Some risk categories involved in renovating kitchen cabinets are

: Financial Risk: Due to the multiple factors and parts involved in kitchen reconstructions, accurate budgeting is important. Excessive spending can occur if expenses are not managed, and a lack of experience can lead to excessive spending on supplies and labour.

Quality Risk: The success of a project is dependent on careful planning, which involves avoiding poor supplies and bad craftsmanship in order to create a practical and efficient kitchen with comfortable function. (Artisans, 2016).

Time Risk: Inappropriate communication and broken materials could lead to the task being considerably delayed and your kitchen remaining unusable.

Health Risk: During the kitchen renovation process, there may be unpredictability, such as accidents or injuries.

3 : What risk identification tools would you use? Answer : Risk identification tools that we would use are : Expert Advice: Complex projects need planning, product knowledge, contractors, and budgeting. Consulting with an expert can help you discover the most costeffective solutions.

Brainstorming: Brainstorming is a valuable tool for identifying risks by leveraging the collective knowledge, experience, and creativity of your team or stakeholders.

SWOT Analysis: SWOT analysis is a strategic tool used in risk management to assess a business's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats, providing a comprehensive understanding of potential risks and benefits. (RISKID, 2018).

Checklist: Risk checklists aid in early project risk identification by learning from past experiences, aiding estimators in understanding contingency requirements, and enabling managers to effectively control scope growth, ensuring common project risks are not overlooked.

4 : What are possible risks? Write three risks using the risk meta language that you learned in class. Answer : Here are three risks associated with renovating kitchen cabinets

Material Delivery Delay Risk: The materials needed for the renovation may not arrive on time, causing delays in the project timeline. Budget Overrun Risk: The renovation costs may exceed the planned budget due to unforeseen expenses or changes in project scope. Quality Control Risk: There's a possibility that the quality of work or materials may not meet expectations, leading to dissatisfaction with the final result. 5 : For each risk above, what type of risk response would you use?. Answer : Here are the risk responses for each of the risks we mentioned: Material Delivery Delay Risk: To mitigate this risk, you could implement a contingency plan by ordering materials well in advance or sourcing from multiple suppliers to reduce dependency on a single one. Additionally, you could negotiate penalties for late delivery with suppliers to incentivize timely deliveries. Budget Overrun Risk: To address this risk, you could conduct thorough cost estimation and include a buffer in the budget for unforeseen expenses. Regular monitoring of expenses throughout the project can help identify any deviations from the budget early on, allowing for corrective actions to be taken, such as revising the project scope or seeking alternative cost-saving measures. Quality Control Risk: To manage this risk, you could implement a quality assurance plan that outlines specific quality standards and inspection criteria. Regular inspections and quality audits during the renovation process can help ensure that work and materials meet the expected standards. Additionally, you could include clauses in contracts with contractors or suppliers regarding quality requirements and warranties to hold them accountable for delivering satisfactory results.

Question:

From the above information build on that activity and reassess the risks you have written. Rewrite these risks if they have not been done well, describe their impact and probability, offer a risk score, and risk response that will address the risks raised.

Prepare your presentation to present your risks in class.