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Risk, Documents, Specifications, EIA

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A Project Execution Plan (PEP) outlines:

a)

How a project will be executed and controlled

b)

The total project cost

c)

The final approval from the government

d)

The business case analysis

2.

How many steps are there in the risk management process?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

3.

Risk Avoidance is one risk response we can take on a project. Which one of these is an example of risk avoidance?

a)

Buying insurance

b)

Changing the design to prevent this risk occurring

c)

Accepting the risk as part of the project

4.

Subcontracting an element of work is a method of risk transfer..

a)

True

b)

False

5.

What is a project risk register?

a)

A financial spreadsheet that tracks project expenses and cost overruns.

b)

A schedule that lists project tasks and deadlines.

c)

A document that records identified risks, their impact, likelihood, and mitigation strategies

d)

A legal document required for obtaining planning permission.

6.

The factors considered for analysing and prioritising project risks are :

a)

Probability

b)

Cost

c)

Severity

d)

Quality

e)

Resources

7.

Under the Construction Regulations 2013, a Designer’s Risk Assessment should

a)

Exclude safety concerns

b)

Only focus on financial risk

c)

Be completed after construction starts

d)

Identify H&S risks associated with the construction, operation, maintenance and decommissioning of the building.

8.

A BOQ is primarily used for:

a)

Setting up legal contracts

b)

Approving construction permits

c)

Estimating project costs

d)

Setting up project phases

9.

An EIA is often required for significant building and infrastructure projects to obtain planning permission. An EIA is...

a)

Economic Investment Analysis

b)

Energy Improvement Agreement

c)

Environmental Impact Assessment

10.

A specification is a document that accompanies the design drawings for a project going to construction. What is a specification?

a)

A project timeline that schedules construction activities and deadlines.

b)

A legal contract between the client and contractor specifying payment terms.

c)

A financial report that tracks the costs of labor and materials throughout the project.

d)

A detailed document that outlines materials, workmanship, and quality standards required for construction