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The contents of the book includes below:
Reading 1 A Framework for risk control
Reading 2 The loss control migraine
Reading 3 Using risk Avoidance
Reading 4 Fundamentals of Probability Analysis
Reading 5 Uses of probability analyses in risk management
Reading 6 Essentials of capital budgeting
Reading 7 The impact of risk management on profitability
Reading 8 The basic strategies for reducing damage from Hazards of all kinds
Reading 9 A Time/Place Framework for accident prevention and control
Reading 10 The Causes of Accidents integrating the theories
Reading 11Cost accounting of accidents
Reading 12 Standards for appraising industrial injury records
Reading 13 A note on injury frequency and severity rates
Reading 14 Minimizing Losses through the control of energy-Release three perspectives.
Reading 15 Treating the occupational disease exposure
Reading 16 Methods of control
Reading 17 Disability Claims rehabilitation can reduce medical costs
Reading 18 Loss control through Occupational and Nonoccupational Case management
Reading 19 Increasing profits by controlling employee injuries
Reading 20 Risk management for personnel security
Reading 21 Programming for executive protection
Reading 22 Political risks the management of threats
Reading 23 Elements of a disaster plan
Reading 24 A Control Program for motor vehicles fleets
Reading 25 Risk Management and data security partners in the computer age
Reading 26 Protecting the computer centre
Reading 27 Data centre security
Reading 28 Security
Reading 29 Employee theft three articles
Reading 30 A Planned approach to business crime prevention
Reading 31 Earning risk management and contingency planning
Reading 32 The business interruption risk
Reading 33 Pert networks’ use can help reduce business interruption downtime
Reading 34 An effective customer accident prevention campaign
Reading 35 Product Recall procedures
Reading 36 The “Failure” of product Recalls
Reading 37 The Completed operations exposure
Reading 38 Some “ Do’s and Don’ts” and Questions and Answers” for Design Professionals
Reading 39 Judging Your computer liability
Reading 40 Note on some theories of motivation
Reading 41 Self-protective Measures against workplace Hazards
Reading 42 Thirty ways to motivate employees to perform better
Reading 43 A compendium of Hazard Identification and Evaluation techniques for system safety application
Reading 44 Fundamentals of noninsurance transfers
Reading 45 Legal prohibitions against use of hold harmless agreements
Reading 46 Reducing bond losses through better construction contracts
Reading 47 A Board View of Indemnification
Reading 48 Increasing Profits through segregation of Exposure units
Reading 49 Loss control programs the ten most significant flaws
Reading 50 How do you know your hazard control program is effective?
Reading 51 Evaluating the risk management function
Reading 52 Managing your risk control program
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