Florida Case Study Final File
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MGMT 2060
Subject
Industrial Engineering
Date
Dec 6, 2023
Type
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6
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Course code:
ITM215
Name of Assignment:
Risk Management
(Florida Case Study 1)
Student Name:
Kukadiya Chintan Pradipbhai
Student Id:
A00156827
Name of Professor:
Matthew Van Milligen
Submitted Date:
19
th
Oct 2023
Student Name: Kukadiya Chintan – A00156827
Rank
Risk Description
Impact
Probability
Severity
Action
Target
Score
1
Health-Related Issue:
With a sensitive
digestive system,
planning a vacation in
Florida during the
Canadian winter may
cause Health and well-
being issues that
impact exceeds the
budget cost and
unexpected medical
emergency that may
spoil vacation
entertainment.
6
4
24
Bring homemade healthy
food (especially for
children) and other food
items. Visit your family
doctor before going on to
trip as well as keep all
required travelling
medicines prescribed by
your doctor.
Reduce Impact = 3 (Impact
= 3)
keep in touch with a doctor
virtually, manage regular
eating time, and list all
travelers' dietary plans
(Food List. Save emergency
contact number.
Reduce Probability by 2.
(P=2) 3 x 2 = 6
6
2
Transaction-Related
Issue:
Planning a
vacation on a cash
basis and using a
certain amount of
cash– Not using any
Plastic Cards
(Debit/Credit).
8
7
56
Bring a Debit or Credit
Card.
Book your accommodation
in advance before going on
a trip.
Reduces Impact= 4 (Impact
= 4)
Browse accommodation
online and communicating
with the place's
manager/customer support
team via phone or email in
advance is not mandatory or
requires a plastic card for a
security deposit.
16
Reduce Probability by 3. (P
= 4) 4 x 4 = 16
3
Certificate of deposit
related risk:
During
vacation using the
certificate of deposit
might not mature at
the start of the second
week of your vacation.
6
5
30
Contact and consult your
bank in advance and inquire
about their policies and
processing times for
releasing funds from a
certificate of deposit.
Reduces Impact= 3 (Impact
= 3)
Check bank holiday dates
before going on vacation.
Monitor your bank account
before your vacation to
ensure that your funds are
accessible and available for
any unexpected delays.
Reduce Probability by 3.
(P=2) 3 x 2 = 6
6
4
Traveling-related
Risk:
Planning a
vacation specifically
during the Canadian
winter with non-
refundable tickets and
without traveling
insurance with a 2-
hour stop/transfer
may cause work and
study-related risk as
well as scheduling risk.
10
4
40
Book your flight tickets 6
months in advance so that
you can save more money
and get more benefits from
the airlines.
Book your ticket and
purchase travel insurance
by using a Credit card
because, on a credit card,
there is a bundle of offers
available so that you can
save your money.
Due to the Canadian winter,
check your weather forecast
before booking your ticket
which can reduce future
issues.
Reduces Impact by 5
(Impact = 5) 5 x 4 = 20
20
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5
Avoid
Communication Risk:
The family should
discuss a clear plan for
accommodation Before
going on vacation,
which could lead to
accommodation and
many other problems.
6
4
24
Don’t stop the discussion at
any point before going on a
vacation.
Before going on vacation,
discuss and clearly
communicate with each
member on every point
about vacation.
Reduces Impact= 3 (Impact
= 3
)
Make an advance plan for
accommodation before
going on vacation.
Reduce Probability by 2.
(P=2) 3 x 2 = 6
6
6
Rental a car-related
risk:
Prefer a full-size
car instead of an
intermediate car
because of the small
difference in price
between the full-size
and the intermediate
car.
7
5
35
Due to the constrained
amount of money, book an
intermediate car in advance
(weeks or even months
ahead) at the cheapest rate
which can help you save
money.
Reduces Impact= 4 (Impact
= 3)
Plan your journey routes in
advance and check for
accommodations with
adequate parking facilities,
also Verify free or visitor
parking areas which can
save your parking money.
Use your negotiation skills
while booking your car and
parking slots.
Reduce Probability by 2.
(P=3) 3 x 3 = 9
9
7
Traveler check’s
related Risk:
As
mentioned, there is a
constraint of $3,000
8
6
48
Inquire about any associated
fees, visit your bank, and
talk with your branch
manager if he/she offers
6
cash on first-week
spending, deciding to
carry $2,500 as
traveler's checks and
only $500 in cash may
lead to inconvenience
payment risk during
the journey because
traveler's checks not
being as universally
accepted as cash or
cards.
you a traveler’s check
without fees.
keeping them in a secure,
water-resistant pouch or
wallet.
Reduces Impact= 5 (Impact
= 3)
Note down the checks' serial
numbers and keep the
necessary information to
report and replace the stolen
checks.
Reduce Probability by 4.
(P=2) 3 x 2 = 6
8
Choosing one location
impacts enjoyment
risk:
Spending the
majority of the
vacation time,
(specifically ten days,)
at a single type of
location, a theme park,
may have an impact on
the overall enjoyment
of the trip.
5
3
15
Plan alternative activities or
a list of backup activities
and research other locations
where you can go easily and
enjoy your vacation.
Talk to locals for advice on
weather conditions and
alternative activities.
Book your tickets in
advance to avoid long lines
and ensure entry even
during peak seasons.
Reduces Impact= 3 (Impact
= 2) 2 x 3 = 6
6
9
Parking Related Issue:
Using their own car for
going to the airport
without a reserved
parking spot in
advance and parking a
car for a long time (two
weeks) at the airport
may cause some risks
such as not finding a
parking space,
6
4
24
Reserve a parking spot at
the airport in advance.
Visit the garage and check
your car properly like oil
changes and tire
inspections, to reduce the
risk of vehicle issues during
the trip.
Reduces Impact= 4 (Impact
= 2)
4
maintenance concerns,
parking expenses, etc.
If possible then you might
ask a reliable friend or
family member to inspect
your car while you're on
vacation.
Reduce Probability by 2.
(P=2) 2 x 2 = 4
10
Overspending on
gifts:
budget
constraint ($30 limit)
may make it difficult to
find meaningful and
valuable gifts without
overspending.
6
4
24
Check online or in-store
deals and discounts in
advance that can save
money and buy the right
and valuable item.
Reduce Impact by 3.
(Impact = 3)
Reduce Probability by 2.
(P=2) 3 x 2 = 6
6
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