RISK MANAGEMENT AND WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS

• Main Author: Irmas Pratama, Yogi
• Format: Theses
• Language: Indonesia
• Subjects: Manajemen umum
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/62437
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

Water quality management is an obligation that must be carried out by every mining business. The construction of settling ponds as water quality treatment infrastructure is one of the efforts made in order to ensure the water quality standards. Pond construction projects are commonly delayed and require additional costs to complete, while the mining process is critical dependent on the availability of settling ponds on the downstream. This condition is the background of the study. The iron triangle principle, which includes punctuality, cost effectiveness and quality meets standards is a parameter commonly used to determine the success of a project. A qualitative approach is applied to solve the problem and current reality tree as root cause analysis method. The absence of a comprehensive risk analysis at the beginning is the cause of the project not being completed on time and requiring additional costs so that it is categorized as unsuccessful. The unavailability of factual data on field conditions due to limited resources also contributed to the project failure. Result and conclusion of the study are implementation of risk management by conducting a risk analysis at the beginning of the project will explore all potential risks that occur during the development process. The identified risks will be treated in order to yield residual risks with lesser consequences and opportunities. Furthermore, the provision of special resources to complete the data in the planning process and the creation of a data center related to the summary and evaluation of completed projects can be developed for the effectiveness of settling pond construction project as a water quality treatment infrastructure.