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Planning Guide
HAI Group believes that controlling risk is the key to controlling insurance costs. At the heart of an effective risk control effort is a well-conceived plan. And at the heart of a well-conceived risk control plan are The 9 Risk Control Standards. These standards, listed below, provide the basic requirements of an effective risk control program.
The articles linked below provide the
concepts and proven methods necessary to develop, implement and
assess a risk control program.
The 9 Risk Control Standards
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Show Top Administration's Commitment to Risk Management
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Assign a Full-time or Part-time Risk Control Administrator
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Establish an Active Risk Control Committee
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Establish a Risk Control Preventive Maintenance Program
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Establish a Formal Self-Inspection Program
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Conduct Risk Control Training and Education
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Develop Emergency Action Plans
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Implement a Property Conservation Program
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Establish an Accident and Incident Investigation Program
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