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CED Risk Management & Contingency Planning Flashcards

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  1. Which document outlines predetermined responses to potential event failures such as power outages or severe weather?

    Answer: Contingency plan

    A contingency plan documents predetermined responses to identified risks so the team can act quickly when disruptions occur.

  2. What is the primary purpose of a risk matrix in event planning?

    Answer: To prioritize risks by likelihood and impact

    A risk matrix plots risks by their probability and potential impact, helping planners prioritize which risks need the most attention.

  3. An outdoor ceremony faces sudden heavy rain. Which pre-event action best demonstrates effective risk management?

    Answer: Securing a tent or indoor backup venue in advance

    Securing a backup venue or tent before the event is the hallmark of proactive risk management for weather-dependent functions.

  4. Force majeure clauses in event contracts primarily protect against:

    Answer: Unforeseeable events beyond either party's control

    Force majeure clauses excuse contract obligations when extraordinary, unforeseeable circumstances — like natural disasters — prevent performance.

  5. Which type of insurance is most essential for protecting an event against third-party bodily injury claims?

    Answer: General liability insurance

    General liability insurance covers third-party claims for bodily injury or property damage that occur during the event.

  6. When should a CED professional first conduct a formal risk assessment for an event?

    Answer: During the initial planning phase

    Conducting a risk assessment during the initial planning phase allows sufficient time to implement mitigation strategies before deadlines close in.