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    Disasters and losses can be controlled through proper planning and risk management. Organizations should identify potential hazards, assess risks and vulnerabilities, take steps to prevent or reduce negative impacts, and develop emergency response plans. With preparation and mitigation efforts, the effects of disasters and losses on businesses and communities can be lessened.

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    Safety Management

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    Disasters and losses can be controlled through proper planning and risk management. Organizations should identify potential hazards, assess risks and vulnerabilities, take steps to prevent or reduce negative impacts, and develop emergency response plans. With preparation and mitigation efforts, the effects of disasters and losses on businesses and communities can be lessened.

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    Rationale For Disaster and Loss Control

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    Disasters and losses can be controlled through proper planning and risk management. Organizations should identify potential hazards, assess risks and vulnerabilities, take steps to prevent or reduce negative impacts, and develop emergency response plans. With preparation and mitigation efforts, the effects of disasters and losses on businesses and communities can be lessened.

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    RATIONALE FOR DISASTER AND

    LOSS CONTROL

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