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Importance of Loss Control and Prevention in Risk Management for the Workplace

The Loss Control and Prevention (LCP) section within the Risk Management Branch is essential for effective workplace safety and health. It provides vital assistance on risk management concerns, including compliance with Cal/OSHA standards, safety evaluations, and training. Key responsibilities include developing risk assessments, analyzing workers' compensation data, and supporting departmental risk-reduction efforts. The LCP also promotes communication between safety practices and Return-To-Work initiatives, alongside conducting trend analysis and accident investigations to enhance overall workplace safety.

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Importance of Loss Control and Prevention in Risk Management for the Workplace

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  1. Return-To-Work 101 The Role of Loss Control and Prevention in Risk Management Loss Control and Prevention Section Risk Management Branch Chief Executive Office (213) 738-2269

  2. LCP Responsibilities Provide assistance and consultation to departments on: • Risk management concerns • Health and safety (Cal/OSHA) issues

  3. Risk management concerns • Develop Risk and Needs Assessments • Verify completion of Corrective Action Plans (CAPs) • Identify departmental cost drivers • Support department risk reduction and risk management efforts • Analyze workers’ compensation (GenIRIS) and liability (RMIS) data

  4. Risk management

  5. Risk management County of Los Angeles Total Cost Paid – All Claims FY 2010-11

  6. Safety and health • Cal/OSHA compliance assistance • Evaluation of safety and health concerns • Safety and health training • Cal/OSHA recordkeeping training • Joint Labor-Management Committee on Office Ergonomics

  7. Bridging the Gap • Exchange of information between safety and RTW • Accident investigations • Trend analysis • Workers’ comp claim reviews • 5020s • Cal/OSHA Form 300, 300A • Medical restrictions

  8. Current risk management initiatives by LCP • Department head MAPP goals • LERC – Legal Exposure Reduction Committee • RECAP – Risk Exposure Cost Avoidance Plan • Loss Control Self-Assessment Tool

  9. LCP Resources • Loss Control and Prevention Program • Steve NyBlom, Manager, (213) 738-2214 • Mary Lou Duran, Secretary, (213) 738-2269 • Roberto Chavez, (213) 351-6433 • Maria Hoyos-Moya, (213) 351-6404 • Gevork Kazanchyan, (213) 351-6408 • Lily Hang, (213) 351-6406

  10. LCP Resources • Risk Management intranet website: http://riskmanagement.mylacounty.info • Cal/OSHA website: http://www.dir.ca.gov • Cal-OSHA Reporter: http://cal-osha.com

  11. Questions? Comments?

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