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    Risk

    category

    Risk

    cod

    e

    Risk Factor Risk Treatment

    Construction

    1 Shortage of equipment

    a) Hire the security officer to make sure

    about the safety of the equipment

    b) Conduct the frequent jobsite inspectionc) Establish safety equipment and material

    storage system

    2 Shortage of material

    Material price fluctuation

    a) l!ays ha"e a re"ie! of construction

    material at the current situationb) #e"elop a good$ clear and appropriate

    plan and control on schedule%c) Maintain good relationship !ith the

    suppliers to a"oid any chance for the

    suppliers to take an ad"antage of their

    material pricesMaterial is necessarily imported from other

    country

    a) "oid any late order to the supplierb) &e"ie! the background and history of

    each supplier before sign any contract%c) Ensure standby cash flo! in ad"anced) "oid any miscommunication !ith the

    supplier from other country to pre"ent

    any major losses

    '(ate deli"eries of

    material

    a) "oid any late order to the supplierb) Choose the capable suppliers that ha"e

    a good communication and linkagec) &e"ie! the background and history of

    each supplier before sign any contract%d) Make sure the payment to the supplier is

    follo!ing the schedule to a"oid any

    problem in deli"ering the materials to the

    construction site%e) #e"elop a good$ clear and appropriate

    plan and control on schedule%

    *oor quality of

    !orkmanship

    a) *roper communication among parties

    in"ol"edb) Strict super"ision by the super"isorc) *ro"ide training and education to the

    !orkersd) *roper construction management

    + (o!er !ork quality in

    presence of time

    constraint

    a) *roper construction management and

    manpo!er managementb) *roper !ork planning by the super"isorsc) Monitoring the !orkers to make sure

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    e"erything is follo! the right procedures

    Construction

    ,

    (ack of site safety

    inspection and poor

    super"ision

    a) Maintain the appro"al of site safety

    inspection procedure and super"isionb) -dentify.mapping of all areasc) /se a checklist to ensure consistent and

    comprehensi"e inspections%d) ssign competent HSE inspectors to

    conduct daily inspections based on

    mapping schedules and checklist%e) Ensure proper training of inspectors%f) Ensure the proper documentation for

    each inspectiong) Ensure proper safety training for the site

    engineerh) Maintain a minimum number of safety

    officers on site based on the number of

    !orkers

    0 ccidents

    a) *ro"ide sufficient guardrails or personal

    fall protection equipmentb) Employer needs to ensure that they

    are pro"ide sufficient *ersonal all

    *rotection and this equipment needs to

    be tested before usec) &esponsible person need to obser"e

    their !orkers !hen !orking at high

    ele"ation and gi"e a penalty to

    !orkers that failed to obey the safety

    rules

    #amage to persons or

    property

    *repare the insurance for life or property for

    each personnel !ho are in"ol"ed !ith the

    project%

    13 -nadequate planninga) *roper project planning and schedulingb) Effecti"e strategic planningc) Collaborati"e !orking in construction

    11 -nsol"ency of suppliers

    Ensuring the continuation and a"ailability of key

    resources 4including staff$ plant$ equipment and

    materials) and that the !ork should continue if

    there are minimal delays but there should be a

    backup plan%12 -nsol"ency

    of subcontractors

    a) *roperly directing the subcontractor to

    ensure they kno! !hat is e5pected of

    them in relation to the projectb) "oiding the selection of the cheapest

    subcontractor if there is doubt on

    performance track recordc) Clear definition of each subcontractors6

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    scope of !orkd) Select subcontractor !hich already ha"e

    e5perience in similar project

    Construction 1' 7ad 8eather

    9ake protecti"e measures$ for e5ample site

    manager might therefore consider installing

    protecti"e sheeting around scaffolding$ !hichcan also mitigate against !ind$ or temporary

    roofing structures%

    *olitics and

    Contracts

    *ro"ision

    1: *oor super"ision

    *ro"ide training and seminar to the site

    super"isor to impro"e their super"ision skilled

    task$ requiring the highest le"els of social !ork

    skills and kno!ledge of research on !hat !orks%

    23

    7ureaucratic system

    and long procedure for

    appro"al

    a) Maintain good relationship and

    connection !ith higher local go"ernment

    agenciesb) Ensure the project is complying !ith

    local authority procedurec) *repare and submit all the necessary

    documents in a timely manner to the

    go"ernment agenciesd) l!ays maintain a good reputation

    !ithout any ;blacklisted6 title%inance

    22#elay in payment for

    claim

    a) *repare the entire claim document early

    before the submission date to the clients%b) Ha"e a discussion !ith the client to

    appro"e the claim early and release the

    money as soon as possible to make sure

    all the site acti"ities can be run as usual!ithout any delay%

    2' Cash flo! difficulties

    a) 7e sure to start of your year by

    deploying an accounting system that you

    can use to put all your in"oices as !ell

    as capture all e5penses%b) l!ays generate and deli"er your

    in"oices immediately a ser"ice has been

    completed%

    2*rice inflation of

    construction materials

    a) l!ays ha"e a re"ie! of construction

    material at the current situation

    b) #e"elop a good$ clear and appropriateplan and control on schedule

    c) Maintain good relationship !ith the

    suppliers to a"oid any chance for the

    suppliers to take an ad"antage of their

    material prices

    2 (ack of financial

    resources

    a) Ensure standby cash flo! in ad"anceb) E5amine the company

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    c) =btain guarantees or other credit

    support from reliable and credit !orthy

    local and international entitiesd) Contractor should struggle to pre"ent

    financial failure by practicing a stern

    cash flo! management and minimi>ingthe dependence on bank loans%

    #esign

    '3

    Method of construction

    defined in dra!ing and

    specification is

    inappropriate and

    inapplicable to

    construct

    a) Making sure the project is properly

    understood before embarking on itb) #etailed re"ie! of the information

    relating to the !ork before embarking on

    itc) #e"elopment a project e5ecution plan for

    the !ork before starting on it Ensuring

    adequate coordination of design and

    acti"ities preceding and follo!ing the

    comple5 !orkd) Calling in specialists to ad"ise and

    contribute to the planning and

    management of comple5 !orks.projects

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    #esign and dra!ing

    change

    a) Ensuring as much design as possible is

    done for the comple5 !ork or project

    before commencingb) Ensuring adequate coordination of

    design and acti"ities preceding and

    follo!ing the comple5 !orkc) Calling in specialists to ad"ise and

    contribute to the planning andmanagement of comple5 !orks.projects

    d) Conducting !orkshops and

    brainstorming session to generate ideas

    and for problems sol"ing before and

    during the comple5 !ork.projecte) Ensuring the cause of a design change

    is al!ays determined

    '' ?ot coordinated design

    9he link bet!een design coordination and

    production needs to be clearly understood and

    ele"ated in importance to help contractors take

    ad"antage of the reductions in field conflicts andproduction planning information that can be

    achie"ed through the coordination process

    '+

    (ack of consistency

    bet!een bill of

    quantities$ dra!ing and

    specification

    9he need for inno"ati"e contract procurement

    methods such as management contracting

    !hich are more capable of allocating the risks to

    the parties that could best handle them%

    En"ironmental ': *ollution a) 9ake a precaution steps to make sure all

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    the personnel and the nearest residents

    is not affected by the pollutionb) Ha"e a proper site clearing to make sure

    no dust can cause air pollution$ and ha"e

    a proper drainage so there !ill be no

    !ater pollution%

    3 Ecological damage

    a) #e"elop strategies to reduce ad"erse

    impacts of de"elopment%b) *lanning mitigation early in the project

    can be highly beneficial to the

    de"elopment and the community%

    En"ironmental

    1d"erse !eather

    conditions

    a) *reparing the construction schedule%b) Schedule acti"ities that can be impacted

    by rain$ such as earth!orks$ to occur

    outside of the rainy season%c) Close up buildings ahead of the rain

    season or cold !eather% Scheduleacti"ities such as roofing and lifting large

    loads to happen outside the !indy

    season%d) /nderstand the e5pected !eather

    conditions and allo! additional time in

    the schedule to compensate for delays

    caused by inclement !eather%

    2#ifficulty to access the

    site 4"ery far)

    a) /ndertake pre@project planning to ensure

    e5isting utilitiesb) l!ays a!are !ith the condition of

    surrounding area and make proper planor schedule to check on the satisfaction

    of publicc) rrange and undertake comprehensi"e

    site in"estigation before construction

    phase

    'En"ironmental factors

    4floods$ droughts$ etc%)

    a) -nsurance carried by o!nerb) Contractual clauses for delay and

    payments for incurred damages

    Compliance !ith la!

    and regulation

    ccess and le"erage information in

    prequalification database to select

    (ogistics + -naccurate projectprogram

    a) /ndertake pre@project planning to ensurethe scope of the project

    b) rrange and undertake comprehensi"e

    site in"estigation before construction

    stagec) Employ local staff !ith multi@skill abilityd) #e"elop a good$ clear and appropriate

    plan and control on cost

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    0(ack of manpo!er on

    site

    a) Establish net!orking !ith others

    contractor for labour sharingb) #irect negotiation bet!een Malaysia

    go"ernment and the other country !hich

    can pro"ide labour supply

    :/ndefined scope of!orking

    #escribe the scope of !ork in general terms tothe all !orkers to make sure they understand

    !hat is their role in site construction

    +3 (ack of skilled !orkers

    a) 9ake steps to con"ince a ne! generation

    of !orkers that their talents could be put

    to good use in the construction industry%b) Con"incing young people the computer

    skills that they already possess ha"e

    real@!orld applications on job sites

    +1 -ne5periencedstaff assigned

    a) Aood communication bet!een senior

    and junior engineers is a key to a safe

    !orking en"ironment%b) &einforcing a safe and Bkno!ledge

    seeking culture !ithin senior

    engineering management

    +2

    (osing critical staff at

    crucial point of the

    project

    a) ttempt negotiation !here ask them to

    stay on an e5tra !eek or t!o to get you

    through this critical period to find a

    replacementb) &e@e5amine your project plan either re@

    organi>ed your team or brought on

    someone !ith the necessary business or

    technical skills !here you can keep andmaintain the project on schedule