[header] How to create a risk management and loss prevention program [title] Put someone in charge. [step] To create a risk management and loss prevention program, you must designate a particular employee-typically someone at the management level-who will oversee and coordinate the program. [substeps] Having a single individual coordinating your risk management and loss prevention program ensures organization and helps you avoid a duplication of effort.
[header] How to create a risk management and loss prevention program [title] Put someone in charge. [step] To create a risk management and loss prevention program, you must designate a particular employee-typically someone at the management level-who will oversee and coordinate the program. [substeps] Having a single individual coordinating your risk management and loss prevention program ensures organization and helps you avoid a duplication of effort.
However, keep in mind that you generally will need someone over the age of 60 if you use human resources. [title] Ensure the program meets and pays all the standards set out in your company's policies. This will also prevent faulty practices and failures. You also can use this person to quickly evaluate the system and manage costs. [title] Verify your need for an individual to manage the program. [step] Having more than one individual oversee the program can create a larger bond with your employees, and even allow your managers to grow as an individual themselves. Choose someone who is detail-oriented and analytical, as their job will entail reading and analyzing reports as well as creating comprehensive solutions to potential problems to help safeguard the company's assets and resources. [title] Evaluate your business's physical environment.