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Risk Matrix:

Level of risk is determined by combining the severity of consequence with the


likelihood.

The most popular tool used here is Risk Matrix which is sometimes called
Probability-Impact Matrix.

(A) Probability Scale:

Rati
The Likelihood
ng

5 Almost Certain:
Could occur several times per year

4 Likely:
Could occur once per year

3 Possible:
Could occur once every 2 to 5 years

2 Unlikely:
Could occur once every 6 to 10 years.

1 Rare:
Could occur once every 11 years or more.

(B) Impact Scale:

Ratin POTENTIAL IMPACT


(In terms of the objectives of the
g
Organization)

5 Catastrophic:
More than one objective may severely affected.
Ratin POTENTIAL IMPACT
(In terms of the objectives of the
g
Organization)

4 Critical (Major):
One objective may severely affected

3 Moderate:
Some objectives affected,. considerable effort to rectify i.e.
sport injury – requires medical attention and has some
impact on participation in sport and/or other activity

2 Marginal (Minor):
Easily remedied, with some effort the objectives can be
achieved.

1 Negligible (insignificant):
Very small impact, easily treated by normal processes

(C) Level of Risk:

Low Risk : 1–4

Medium Risk : 5 – 9

High Risk : 10 – 25

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