What is the purpose of a feasibility study?

• To identify potential problems and decide on project continuation

• To assess the financial viability of a project

• To determine the potential return on investment

• To evaluate the difficulty in carrying out a task

What are the benefits of conducting feasibility studies?

• Risk Reduction, Stakeholder Discontent, Cost Savings

• Informed Decision-Making, Resource Optimization, Cost Savings

• Cost Control, Project Budgeting, Stakeholder Alignment

• Project Tracking, Cost Control, Resource Allocation

What is the significance of having proper cost planning for a construction project?

• Increases likelihood of cost overruns and delays

• Results in stakeholder discontent and project abandonment

• Ensures accurate budgeting and cost control

• Leads to quality compromises and schedule delays

What are the impacts of poor cost planning on project outcomes?

• Disputes and claims from subcontractors

• Cost overruns leading to financial losses

• Enhanced profitability and competitiveness

• Delays in project completion

What is the Resource Management Act 1991 and its relevance in feasibility studies?

• A guideline for financial feasibility analysis

• An act promoting environmental conservation

• A framework for sustainable development

• A piece of legislation governing project management

What are the environmental factors considered in feasibility studies?

• Community Engagement, Stakeholder Consultation, Mitigation Measures

• Zoning Regulations, Building Codes, Resource Consents

• Air Quality, Water Quality, Biodiversity, Visual Aesthetics

• Noise Barriers, Sediment Controls, Waste Management Plans

What is the purpose of an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)?

• To determine the legal and regulatory compliance of a project

• To evaluate the technical feasibility of a project

• To assess the financial viability of a project

• To identify potential environmental impacts of a project

What is the importance of stakeholder engagement in project management?

• To ensure compliance with legal regulations

• To enhance project transparency and accountability

• To reduce project costs and increase profitability

• To expedite project timelines and completion

How does risk assessment contribute to project success?

• By eliminating all potential risks before project initiation

• By ensuring project timelines are strictly adhered to

• By identifying and mitigating potential threats to project objectives

• By increasing project scope without considering potential challenges

What are the key elements of a feasibility study?

• Technical Analysis, Financial Projections, Risk Assessment

• Project Timeline, Resource Allocation, Stakeholder Engagement

• Quality Control, Cost Management, Procurement Strategy

• Regulatory Compliance, Environmental Impact, Social Responsibility