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Explain How proactive and reactive proactive - seeks to avoid a loss exposure before it
avoidance differ in reducing loss exists, ex. choosing not to engage in activity
frequency of a loss exposure reactive - seeks to eliminate exp that already exists,
but does not eliminate exp from past activities
Describe the purpose of the -preloss- applied before a loss occurs. Reduce
following loss reduction measures in amount of property damage and number of
controlling losses: people injured from single event
-Pre-loss measures -posts - applied after loss. Focus on emergency
-post-loss measures procedures, salvage ops, rehab activities, public
relations, or legal defense to halt the spread or to
count the effects of a loss
Describe the purpose of a disaster its to ensure that critical resources are available to
recovery plan facilitate an orgs continuity of operations in an
emergency.
-typically includes back up procedures, emergency
response, and post-disaster recovery
, Identify circumstances in which each -sep- appropriate if the org can operate with only
of the following techniques would a portion of the separated assets or locations left
be an effective choice for loss intact
reduction: -dup - approp. if antire asset or activity is so
-separation important that the consequence of its loss justifies
-duplication the expense and time to duplicate it
-diversification -divers- more commonly applied to business risks
than to hazard risks. Org engage in divers by
providing a variety of products and services that
are used by a range of customers
Describe the advantage of using -helps achieve the org's value-maximization goal
cash flow analysis for the selection by providing a basis of comparison for all value-
of risk control measures max decisions
-increases efficiency by reducing unnecessary
expenditures on risk control
Describe the disadvantage of using -weakness of the assumptions that often must be
cash flow analysis for the selection made to conduct the analysis
of risk control measures -difficulty of accurately estimating future CF
-lack of consideration of nonfinancial goals or
selection criteria
List the types of state or federal -fire safety codes,
statutes an organization may need to -environmental regulations
consider when selecting risk control -workers comp laws
measures in order to comply with -disability laws
legal requirements
Identify possible consequences an fines, sanctions, or liability for failure to comply
organization can face for failure to with legal requirements
comply with legal requirements