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TACC610 Risk Assessment and Management

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Risk Assessment and Management (TACC610)

   

Added on  2020-05-28

TACC610 Risk Assessment and Management

   

Risk Assessment and Management (TACC610)

   Added on 2020-05-28

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Risk Register and Risk MapIndividual Activity Student Name: Student ID:Unit Name: Risk Assessment and Management Unit ID:Date Due: Professor Name:1 | Page
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1.0 Risk RegisterDocument controlTitleDaily Life RisksAuthor of the registerDate register compiled1st January 2018Issue number01.01.018File referenceRegister contentRisk identifier1005Risk categoryRegular Risks Risk causeRushing daily Activities Risk description1.Falling from Staircase or Escalator2.Pencil nib getting into palm3.Stapler pin getting into finger4.Driving while talking on cell phone causing accident5.Cutting finger while cooking food while talking to someone6.Changing light on the ceiling and falling off7.Doing yard-work without wearing proper shoes, getting injured on feet8.Using electrical appliances with water contact causing electrical shock9.Cleaning toilet with soap and then forgetting to wash it off, resulting in accident10.Backing car without checking rear view mirror causing injury or harm to others Risk impact1.Risk impact from falling results in going to doctor and paying for medical help. Further in case of breaking of bone loss of productive days.2.Unable to write resulting in missing class notes and activities3.Unable to do regular activities and taking tetanus which has associated medical cost. 4.Harm or injury to pedestrian, paying them for damages.2 | Page
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5.Unable to cook food for next 1 week or so, monetary loss from purchasing food from outside.6.Damage or risks from bone breaking resulting in loss of productivity.7.Getting bitten by bug resulting in infection then medical treatment.8.Getting electrical shock which might result in nervous problems later in life, hence permanent damage.9.Head injury, blood loss depending on the nature of the accident. 10.Causing harm to pedestrian, in cases of severe harm need to pay for damages.Risk status1.Open in nature hence cannot be avoided2.OTBE3.Open in nature hence cannot be avoided4.Close5.Open in nature hence cannot be avoided6.Open in nature hence cannot be avoided7.Open in nature hence cannot be avoided8.OTBE9.Open in nature hence cannot be avoided10.OTBEProbability1.60%2.30%3.70%4.20%5.50%6.55%7.80%8.50%9.40%10.35%Impact1.Cost and Duration2.Cost 3.Cost and Duration4.Quality 5.Duration6.Cost7.Cost and Quality8.Cost 9.Duration10.Quality3 | Page
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