RISK FACTOR IDENTIFICATION IN THE MANUFACTURING PROCESS OF HOLLOW CORE SLAB
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https://doi.org/10.11113/mjce.v25.15858Keywords:
Risk Identification, Hollow Core Slab.Abstract
Risk management is an effort that needs to be done by a company to manage potential opportunities and adverse impact. Risk management activities are designed to assist the practitioner in identifying significant risks and implement follow-up and risk management process. The purpose of this research is to identify the risk factors related to the activities in the manufacturing process of Hollow Core Slab (HCS) by utilizing interview method and field observation method. This is then followed by grouping those factors based on the related aspects in Project Management Book of Knowledge (PMBoK). Based on the research analysis, there are twenty nine risk factors in the manufacturing process of HCS, which then grouped on the project management aspects of PMBoK, which three risk factors to the aspects of time, five risk factors to the aspects of procurement, seven risk factors to the aspects of quality, six risk factors to the aspects of equipment resources, and eight risk factors to the aspects of human resourcesReferences
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