Analysis of the complexity of the operational project from the aspect of management and minimum risk of project

Abstract

© 2016, Scibulcom Ltd. All rights reserved. Demolition works can be considered as a part of civil works within projects performed in the process chemical industry. Risk identification is one of the first steps of project and risk management. Although it is very important in terms of practical engineering and designing also for the improvement of existing risk methodologies, it is evident that demolition projects in chemical industry are not a common theme at the available scientific research literature. This study is focused on deeper understanding of risk assessment in the early phases of project life, project success and uncertainties. Generic structural method is used as a tool for mapping the design phase important for risks defining. Results of the research suggest that selection of the appropriate demolition technique tributary costs also that demolition risks are not absolutely covered with turnkey type of contracts. Likewise, during the process of chemical plants demolition, since they were out of working cycle for long period of time, main expecting environmental impacts are active through the residual chemicals gaped in the plant. Noise and vibration have low intensity and represent more subject to the working environment. Waste solid material has potential as secondary raw material.