From the video, we learned the manufacturing facility Mr. Green Tea purchased in Keyport, NJ was damaged by Hurricane Sandy back in 2012. Due to this history, and the close proximity of the location to Raritan Bay, during the restoration of the facility Michael decided to invest in several new features to help minimize the severity of any damage, if a hurricane strikes Keyport, NJ in the future.  Mr. Green Tea invested in the following techniques: Replacing the roof, to ensure it can withstand windspeeds of 125+ mph Installing impact resistant glass in all of the windows, which can withstand impact from 125+ mph  Purchased an “aqua fence” that can be installed around the outside of the building = to keep flood waters from reaching the production floor and damaging machinery / equipment   What type of risk treatment option(s) are the above techniques an example of? 

Mr. Green Tea’s new manufacturing facility is now operating at full capacity. A critical piece of equipment used in the operation is the massive walk-in freezer.  There is only one walk-in freezer in the production facility: which is used to store all of Mr. Green Tea’s finished ice cream inventory. The walk-in freezer faces the risk of the compressor failing or other mechanical issues; which in turn, would cause the freezer to lose its cold temperature. If this would occur, Mr. Green Tea would have to halt all production of ice cream as it would have nowhere to store its finished product. Additionally, it would have to relocate all of its finished product to another refrigerated facility very fast; or it would melt / be destroyed.  The risk of loss to this critical piece of machinery for Mr. Green Tea would fall under which quadrant of risk?

One of the most pressing risks identified by all of you was Mr. Green Tea’s reliance on an outside, third-party co-packing company to produce its ice cream products. In the event this third party co-packing facility was to sustain a loss (say a massive fire at its facility); this would present a significant risk to Mr. Green Tea = as it would have no way to produce its ice cream products. The identification of this risk was one of the key reasons the company decided to move forward with building its own, in-house manufacturing facility.  The reliance on the third party co-packing company to produce Mr. Green Tea’s ice cream would be best described as which type of risk? 

Mr. Green Tea utilizes its own delivery trucks to deliver its ice cream to customers. Mr. Green Tea owns five delivery trucks, and has five employees that drive these trucks to deliver ice cream product to customers.   Since these trucks are on the road nearly every day completing deliveries, Rich is worried about the possibility of them being involved in an accident: The most likely outcome of a small “fender bender” type accident ($5,000 or less) is within Mr. Green Tea’s “risk tolerance.” However, although it is not very likely (very low frequency); a major accident that results in very significant (high severity) third-party property damage, bodily injury to another (third-party) driver, or maybe even the death of another (third-party) driver would be far above or outside of Mr. Green Tea’s risk tolerance.  Based on the Selection Matrix: given the characteristics of the risk mentioned above, which risk treatment option would be the best for this risk? 

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