Potential Risks
When it comes to defining the key risks associated with the project one must point to the fact that the project is very costly and requires a substantial amount of time. Therefore, the lack of financial resources should be viewed as the primary risk, whereas the lack of time is the next most important issue. In addition, the possible issues in meeting the technological requirements set by the owner may emerge due to the time constraint. The necessity to deviate from the plan provided in the blueprint may appear once the owner refuses to provide the financial resources listed in the estimates. Finally, the threat of going beyond the financial limits by wiring the house for the unrequested air conditioning system deserves to be brought up (Gray & Larson, 2014b).
Risk Assessment
Risk Response
Reference List
Gray, E. W., & Larson, C. F. (2014b). Chapter 7. Managing risk. In Project management: The managerial process (6th ed.) (pp. 210–251). New York City, NY: McGraw-Hill Publishing Company.