Risk Management Leader. Have identified hundreds (perhaps now thousands) of risks by engaging people at various levels of the organization (front line to c-suite). Once identified, have led the organization in the exploration of what needs to be done with these risks, from a tactical and strategic perspective. Many risks can be managed by contractual transfer - more effective and less expensive in the short and long term.For residual risk - insurance procurement is usually an inexpensive finance tool. Regardless of how you transfer the risk, good risk control measures are always important - this would involve inspection of the site and assessment of the existing life and property protection systems - followed by recommendations for improvement. When all else fails, active the Emergency Operations Center and follow (and improvise sometimes) the Emergency Response Plan. Engage your insurer (claims adjuster) early on and gather your documents.