Identify potential risks that may have a high probability of occurring and an associated high degree of impact to the successful completion of the project should they occur. : A customer, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, wants to have your team to finish the remodeling project in their home as the previous contractor had quit for some unspecified reason. The project entails completing the work to finish the remodel of the interior of three bedrooms, including closets. A. The rooms are in an existing house that is being partially remodeled to allow for the new bedrooms to be added in order to provide a separate bedroom for Mr. and Mrs. Smith and each of their two children, a son and daughter. B. C. The future bedrooms are currently rough framed and have the electrical roughed in but it has not been inspected. The subfloor is in, as is the HVAC system. D. The parent's bedroom measures 16 by 20 feet with a double walk-in closet measuring 8 by 12 feet. The adjacent private bath is already finished and requires no additional work in it but does need to have the door and trim work installed on the bedroom side. E. Each child's bedroom measures 12 by 16 feet with a single closet in each bedroom measuring 4 by 8 feet. F. Windows and the exterior wall insulation is installed but again these walls cannot be sheet rocked until the electrical inspection has been completed