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Running head: ANALYSIS OF RISK ASSESSMENT
Analysis of Risk Assessment
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1ANALYSIS OF RISK ASSESSMENT
Table of Contents
1. Introduction............................................................................................................................2
2. Objectives of the Project........................................................................................................2
3. Project Background................................................................................................................3
4. Literature Review...................................................................................................................4
4.1 Project Risk Identificaation..............................................................................................4
4.2 Risks Identification..........................................................................................................5
4.2 Risk Mitigation techniques..............................................................................................9
5. Feasibility of the project.......................................................................................................10
6. Conclusion............................................................................................................................11
7. References............................................................................................................................12
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2ANALYSIS OF RISK ASSESSMENT
1. Introduction
This report focuses on the fact of putting a positive reflection on the initiative that the
NSW Government has taken for the enhancement of the regional rail fleet project in
Australia. The government of NSW undertakes this project and replacing the aged NSW
regional fleet of rails is the primary aim of the below stated project (Osman et al., 2016). This
project also aims to replace the bogies of the rails that are around 36 years old. The NSW
Government is on the way to put an exceptional positive as well as strong effect with respect
to the innovation of the rail fleet project. This project is set to be an enhanced infrastructure
implementation on the regional rails that are used for travelling by the citizens of Australia.
The primary aim of this innovation project is to provide prime facilities to the travellers that
frequently travel using the rail as a primary mode of transportation. The government of NSW
is looking forward to implement certain changes that will be very beneficial for the citizens
of Australia. The key facilities that the customers will achieve after successful
implementation of this project includes the facts of safety improvisation, easy access of the
rails, reliability of the seats as well as comfort. These facilities provides an assurance to its
customers with the easy commutation of the travellers from Sydney to any other part of the
NSW (Kellermann et al., 2016).
2. Objectives of the Project
The factors that are stated below determines the primary objectives of the project:
The design as well as infrastructure of the rail bogies or compartments are to be built
in such a manner that it can provide comfort as well as better facilities for the
customers that are travelling through this mode (Ahmed, 2018). This section includes
the implementation of the reversible seats, overhead storage area, spacious bogies
and many more.
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The toilet facility are to be provided in every train so that the passengers could easily
access them while travelling. Moreover, the compartments of the trains are to be
provided with widened doors, priority-seating facilities for women as well as senior
citizens (Maguire, 2017). This will enhance the service level towards the commuters
and with the wider doors, a safety level will also be provided to them.
The doors of the trains are implemented as automatic doors that will enhance the
safety procedure for the commuters (Hopkin, 2018). Moreover, the implementation
of modern equipment such as CCTV camera that can capture both audio as well as
video, fire alarms and many more can provide enhanced type of services to the
citizens of Australia.
The bogies are provided with specific charging ports for mobiles, laptops as well as
the other devices for the enhanced usage of these devices while travelling.
The government has also some plans for the implementation of some tables inside the
compartment of the rails that can be used by the travellers to keep their laptops and
other electronic devices and use them easily (Oetzel & Oh, 2015). The NSW is also
focusing for the implementation of spacious pockets so that the travellers can
organise their luggage while travelling.
3. Project Background
The people of Australia are migrating for the enhancement in the fields of study and
jobs and this migration is happening due to the increased population growth in the country. In
this context, the transportation system needs to go through a transformation procedure to
provide the citizens of Australia with the facility to avail their colleges, schools and offices
(Wang, Chen & Chan, 2017). However, with the increase in the commuters it was not
sufficient for those are availing the different modes of transport. Hence the government is
trying to introduce enhanced inter as well as intra city transport systems in the mode or rails
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