Certainly! Here’s an alternative format for the risk assessment that is more suited for easy integration into a Word document. This layout presents the information in a bullet point format, making it clear and concise.
Risk Assessment
To evaluate each risk, we utilize a risk matrix that considers both likelihood and impact on a scale of 1 (low) to 5 (high).
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Risk Type: Safety
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Risk Description: Player injuries
- Likelihood: 3
- Impact: 4
- Risk Level (Likelihood x Impact): 12
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Risk Description: Crowd control issues
- Likelihood: 4
- Impact: 5
- Risk Level (Likelihood x Impact): 20
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Risk Type: Financial
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Risk Description: Poor ticket sales
- Likelihood: 3
- Impact: 4
- Risk Level (Likelihood x Impact): 12
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Risk Description: Operational costs
- Likelihood: 2
- Impact: 4
- Risk Level (Likelihood x Impact): 8
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Risk Type: Legal
- Risk Description: Non-compliance issues
- Likelihood: 3
- Impact: 5
- Risk Level (Likelihood x Impact): 15
- Risk Description: Non-compliance issues
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Risk Type: Operational
- Risk Description: Logistical challenges
- Likelihood: 4
- Impact: 3
- Risk Level (Likelihood x Impact): 12
- Risk Description: Logistical challenges
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Risk Type: Reputational
- Risk Description: Negative media coverage
- Likelihood: 3
- Impact: 4
- Risk Level (Likelihood x Impact): 12
- Risk Description: Negative media coverage
This format makes it easy for you to copy and paste into a Word document while maintaining clarity and organization. You can also easily adjust formatting such as font size and bullet styles to fit your document’s design.