| dc.description.abstract | The construction of multi-story buildings in Wonosobo Regency plays a
strategic role in improving public service quality and supporting local
economic growth. However, like other infrastructure projects, it faces
significant risks that can affect its success. This research aims to identify,
analyze, and mitigate risks to ensure project objectives in terms of time,
cost, and quality are achieved. The study employs a combination of
observations, interviews, and questionnaires involving experts and
stakeholders. A total of 23 risks were identified and categorized into nine
groups: material, equipment, labor, financial, environmental conditions,
social factors, politics, construction methods, and safety. Risk assessment
was conducted using probability and impact analysis, classifying risks
into High Risk (11 variables), Moderate Risk (9 variables), Extreme Risk
(1 variable), and Low Risk (3 variables). The results indicate that labor
risks are the most dominant, while political risks are the least significant.
Mitigation strategies include early material procurement, workforce
training, realistic cash flow management, and enhancing safety standards
through regular training and audits. In conclusion, effective risk
management through systematic identification, analysis, and mitigation
is essential to ensure the project is completed on time, within budget, and
meets quality standards. | en_US |
