ANALISIS MANAJEMEN RISIKO PADA PROYEK PRESERVASI JALAN RUAS YETTIUBRUB-YAMBRA-TOWE HITAM, KABUPATEN KEEROM, PROVINSI PAPUA
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Institut Teknologi Perusahaan Listrik Negara
Author
Roriwo, Dwi Asri Sherin Juliani
Wirantina K, Irma
Wirantina K, Irma
Subject
Teknik Sipil
Datestamp
2022-09-21 08:15:52
Abstract :
The risk to a project is almost inevitable. Therefore, risk management on a project is needed. Risk management in a project is a process of risk identification, risk analysis, and making solutions to handle such risks. In this study, it will be examined about risk factors that occur in the Yetti-Ubrub-Yambra-Towe Hitam Road Preservation Project, Keerom, Papua. The research method used is qualitative descriptive analysis through interviews and quantitative descriptive analysis through calculations using SPSS 22 application. From data analysis, risk factors in the Yetti-Ubrub-Yambra-Towe Hitam Road Preservation Project, Keerom, Papua are political factors, environmental factors, economic factors, financial factors, natural factors, project factors, labor factors, technical factors, criminal factors, and safety factors. The highest risk factor is an environmental factor with a mean value of 3.77 which indicates that it is the most common risk factor in the project.
The risk to a project is almost inevitable. Therefore, risk management on a project is needed. Risk management in a project is a process of risk identification, risk analysis, and making solutions to handle such risks. In this study, it will be examined about risk factors that occur in the Yetti-Ubrub-Yambra-Towe Hitam Road Preservation Project, Keerom, Papua. The research method used is qualitative descriptive analysis through interviews and quantitative descriptive analysis through calculations using SPSS 22 application. From data analysis, risk factors in the Yetti-Ubrub-Yambra-Towe Hitam Road Preservation Project, Keerom, Papua are political factors, environmental factors, economic factors, financial factors, natural factors, project factors, labor factors, technical factors, criminal factors, and safety factors. The highest risk factor is an environmental factor with a mean value of 3.77 which indicates that it is the most common risk factor in the project.
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