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Qu.2 Based on the question 1 project "opening a garment factory in Kuwait" and identified risks, prepare the Risk Severity Table and the Risk Severity Matrix, using the templates provided below. (Points 35) Risk Severity Table: Opening a garment factory in Kuwait No. Risk Impact Likelihood Explanation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 00 9 10 The risks that are in a project of opening a garment factory in Kuwait are: HAZARD IDENTIFICATION: Hazard identification of distinct activities in a garment finishing unit has been taken out. MECHANICAL / KINETIC: Busy with plant/parts, Busy tools for stuff handling, Engaged with pointed items/edges, Mechanical score to services, PPE, or other things. GRAVITATIONAL: A. Decline or fall from height B. Action of item from height 1. I am falling of chemical armored car from the forklift while controlling 2. I was dropping of coconut from trees in the place three and falling of stuff from storage racks. THERMAL and EXPLOSIVE: Fire/Explosion ENGAGED WITH HOT/COLD STUFF/PARTS: Ironing machines, Steam line, Boiler surface. ELECTRICAL: Engaged with live electrical pieces of equipment, Contact with high fault electricity. SOUND and TREMBLING: Contact to great music, Contact with vibrating plant/vehicle/tools/objects. Risks found is a method that each Project Manager has to do. A more disciplined way includes utilizing checklists of potential threats and examining the likelihood that those events might occur on the project. Some examples of classification for potential risks include the following: Technical, Schedule, Cost, Client, Contractual, Financial, Political, Weather, Environmental, People. Multi-level Hierarchical Risk Breakdown Structure: If you like to create fine-grind many levels of hierarchical tree-like RBS, you can anytime break down a class later on into the lower level of sub-categories. Vendor- Induced risk factors are Internal Risks, External Risks, Risk Category