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8 MANAGING RISK IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN

The next step is to assess any possible failure opportunity against the following criteria: ● What is the severity of the effect of failure? ● How likely is this failure to occur? ● How likely is the failure to be detected?

A rating system such as the one shown below is then used to create a combined priority score by multiplying the three scores together. ■

Risk analysis scoring system ■

S = Severity

1. No direct effect on operating service level 2. Minor deterioration in operating service level 3. Definite reduction in operating service level 4. Serious deterioration in operating service level 5. Operating service level approaches zero

O = Likelihood of occurrence 1. Probability of once in many years 2. Probability of once in many operating months 3. Probability of once in some operating weeks 4. Probability of weekly occurrence 5. Probability of daily occurrence D = Likelihood of detection

1. Detectability is very high 2. Considerable warning of failure before occurrence 3. Some warning of failure before occurrence 4. Little warning of failure before occurrence 5. Detectability is effectively zero

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