During a risk identification process in a construction project, the lack of space to install air conditioners is raised as a risk with high impact…

A risk trigger is an indication or warning sign that a risk is about to occur or has occurred. A risk

trigger can be an event, a condition, or a situation that signals the onset of a risk. A risk trigger can

help the project team to identify and respond to risks in a timely manner. In this case, the lack of

space to install air conditioners is a risk with high impact on the project. A potential need to share

the space with other machinery is an example of an early risk trigger, because it indicates that the

space issue may become a problem in the future. If the project team detects this trigger, they can

take proactive actions to avoid or mitigate the risk, such as finding an alternative location, modifying

the design, or negotiating with the stakeholders. Reference: PMI, The Standard for Risk Management

in Portfolios, Programs, and Projects, 2019, p. 102-103.