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The most important part of any safety and loss control program is the mitigation and minimization of risk. Instituting a workplace safety loss control program can be the first step to reducing injuries for your workers while improving productivity and reducing insurance and claims costs.
A loss in insurance terms is a reduction in asset or property value or damage of said assets or property due to an accident, natural disaster, man-made disaster, or other risks. Losses fall into one of two categories in terms of property insurance: direct loss or indirect loss.
An effective loss control system includes the establishment of a an effective loss control policy, assignment of responsibilities, ongoing review of claims data, periodic loss control audits and inspections, accident reporting and investigation, communication, and development and regular review of emergency and
Avoidance is the best method of loss control. For example, after discovering that a chemical used in manufacturing a companys goods is dangerous for the workers, a factory owner finds a safe substitute chemical to protect the workers health.
What are loss control procedures? Avoidance is to prevent the loss by avoiding the risk completely. Prevention is a series of measures implemented to reduce the chance of a loss.
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One example of insurance loss control for homeowners insurance would be to take certain measures to reduce the risks that your home will be damaged or destroyed by fire or to increase your homes safety and security. This may include installing: Sprinkler systems. Smoke detectors.
Basic Considerations for a Loss Control Program Assignment of responsibility, authority, and accountability. Maintenance of safe working conditions. Establishment of loss control training. Establishment of a system for accident reporting and investigation.
Loss control is a risk management technique that seeks to reduce the possibility that a loss will occur and reduce the severity of those that do occur. A loss control program should help policyholders reduce claims, and insurance companies reduce losses through safety and risk management information and services.

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