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#14“Assessing Risk”Questions• How serious could this be?• How likely is it to happen?Construction Owners Association of Alberta 48
#15Risk Assessment MatrixRISK = CONSEQUENCES X PROBABILITIESConsequences: High – Serious; Medium –Moderate; Low – MinorProbability: High – Often; Medium –Sometimes; Low – RarelyCONSEQUENCEPROBABILITYHigh Med. LowHigh H H MMed. H M LLow M L LConstruction Owners Association of Alberta 49
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