2012 Olympic Games: Risk Analysis, Stakeholders and Success

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Table of Contents
Introduction:....................................................................................................................................2
Background:.....................................................................................................................................2
Risk Analysis...................................................................................................................................3
Risk table:........................................................................................................................................4
Stakeholders:....................................................................................................................................6
Reference:........................................................................................................................................7

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Introduction:
International Olympic committee (IOC) on July 6, 2005 announced to the world that
2012 Olympics games will be hosted by London. 17,000 athletes and officials are involved
which are separated by 11 department and 2000 construction worker was employed to cover an
area of 600 hectares. The British government has a history of failed large scale project.
Recently, they were in highlights for the failure of the Dome which was built for celebrating
millennium. Other failed project include the Scottish parliament building, Airbus A380 and
Wembly stadium (Vanhegan et al. 2013). The Olympic venues are also constructed by the same
construction company who were responsible for the failure of the Wembly stadium.
Background:
The Olympic park was a 2.5 kilometer site which was suffered from several years of
negligence, contamination and pollution and used as a dumping place for garbage by local
residents and business. The water quality was also poor in this area. More than 1.4 million tons
of contaminated soil was shook and sieved by a special 50 ton machine.
The Stadium information is followed:
Cover more than 40 acres 5x size of house of parliament
53 meters long Higher than nelson’s column
Roof size 24.5m2 Equivalent to the three and half football
pitches
10,000 tons of steel The lightest stadium ever
2000 construction worker