Risk Services and EH&S
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Risk Services and EH&S
Grace M. Crickette Chief Risk Officer
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Have you ever felt like you have a really hard job?
Have you ever felt like you are on your own?
Have you ever tried
to be creative?
Have you ever tried
working as a team?
Then you must work in
Environment, Health,
and Safety!
Working in EH&S can be like
dragging a ship through the
desert!2
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Risk Services is here to help!
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OP Risk Services Mission Statement
Our mission is to enable the University faculty, staff, and students to identify and manage risks associated with their activities, consistent with the University’s missions of teaching, research, and public service. By strategically managing risk we can reduce the chances of loss, create greater financial stability, and protect our resources.
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Risk Services Functions• Identify risk and develop strategies to minimize the
impact of risk• Develop and implement risk financing programs to not
only financially manage risk but to facilitate business processes
• Risk Services core responsibilities:– Provide claims management services
• Workers’ Compensation Program• Professional Liability Program• Property Program• Employment Practices Program
– Purchase insurance systemwide– Develop loss control programs to reduce claims cost– Environment, Health & Safety (EH&S) now part of Risk Services
• Develop and implement Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) to identify risks and controls systemwide, resulting in reduced cost and efficiencies
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Risk Services Goals• Create a risk-aware culture• Formally bring consideration of risk into strategic
decision-making• Develop a center of excellence for managing risk,
drawing on the expertise of highly-skilled individuals throughout the University
• Communicate to stakeholders and be an advisor to other executives and managers
• Annual Report• Newsletters• Risk Management Leadership Council• Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Panel• Risk Summits• Partnership with other Departments
6http://www.ucop.edu/riskmgt
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Technology• CampusConnexions
– http://www.ucop.edu/riskmgt/camp_connexions.html• UCTracker
– https://prod1.exigis.com/uc
• UCTrips– http://www.uctrips-insurance.org/
• ERMIS– http://www.ucop.edu/riskmgt/erm/
• iVOS incident reporting7
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Show me the money!
• Went from $130M deficit to $55M surplus in 18 months
• Reduced internal insurance rates• Sponsored $15M in programs• Refunded over $31M to locations
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Saving $UC Program
Cost to UC 07/08
Insuring Cost
Savings
PL $60.8m $76m $15.2mWC $117m $190m $73mGL $9.4m $12.9m $3.5mAL $6.5m $9.5m
(5,296 units)$3m
EL $18.3m $24.7m $6.4mProperty $21.8m $26.3m $4.5mTotal $233.8m $339.4m $105.6m
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Total Cost of Risk per $1,000 Operating Budget
Method 2001-02 to 2003-04
2004-05 to 2006-07
Change in Paid Losses
$15.07 $14.22
Current Ultimate Cost Estimates
17.71 14.83
Last 3 Years – Total UC(2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07)
Cost of Risk ($000)
Per $1,000 Budget
% of Total
Claims Administration
$104,715 $2.15 15%
Safety (EH&S Budget)
91,494 1.88 13%
Premiums 65,617 1.35 9%GL Self-Insurance 73,742 1.51 11%PL Self-Insurance 141,035 2.89 20%WC Self-Insurance 216,736 4.45 31%Grand Total $693,340 $14.22 100%
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Cost of Risk
reduced cost of risk by 16%
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We have leakage
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Definition: What is Risk?• Traditional Risks– Possibility of loss or
injury – Damage to property– Third party liability
• New Risk Management– Lost opportunity– Managing risk vs.
being risk-averse
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Risk Management Process
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• Identify the potential loss exposure(s)
• Examine alternative risk control methods
• Select and implement the appropriate method(s)
• Monitor results, make changes as needed
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Art or Science: Risk Appetite
“No more. No.”
Super Size Me
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Art or Science: Risk StrategyMost critically, Risk Management plans include a risk strategy. Broadly, there are four potential strategies, with numerous variations:– Accept risk; simply take the chance that the
negative impact will be incurred – Avoid risk; changing plans in order to prevent
the problem from arising – Mitigate risk; lessening its impact through
intermediate steps – Transfer risk; outsource risk to a capable third
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Examples Of Managing Risk
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• Avoidance: Don’t do the activity – use business contract to provide for student transportation
• Loss Prevention and Control: Mitigate damages or prevent loss – obtain prompt medical treatment; use safety glasses
• Risk Financing: Obtain insurance or self-insure to finance losses that occur – UC self-insurance programs
• Risk Transfer: Transfer financial responsibility for risk by indemnification, hold harmless – Use Permit
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• Insurance policy – a contract where the insurance company assumes financial responsibility for the loss– Not for predictable and frequent losses– Useful for “catastrophic” losses
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Loss Transfer: Transfer Loss to a Third Party
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Indemnification / Hold Harmless
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• Indemnification by contract / hold harmless agreement - party to the transaction agrees to assume the risk and “hold harmless” the other party (UC)
• Waivers release the University from legal liability for injuries to students or other individuals.
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Regents Insurance Programs
• General/Automobile Liability– Retention - $2.5 Million per occurrence
• Employment Liability– Retention - $5 Million per occurrence
• Professional Medical and Hospital Liability (Medical Malpractice)– Retention - $5 Million per occurrence
• Workers’ Compensation– Retention - $5 Million per occurrence
• Property– Retention - $7.5 Million per occurrence
• Crime and Employee Dishonesty– Retention - $1 Million per occurrence
• Special Risk– Various retentions
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• If something goes wrong, assume that there is insurance to cover the cost of the loss and expenses until told “no” by OPRS
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What is covered?
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Prevention and Loss Control
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Reduction in Workers’ Compensation Injuries
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“Be Smart About Safety”• UC’s Injury & Illness Prevention Program• Provides funding to the campuses and
medical centers to invest in loss prevention and loss control programs
• Examples:– ergonomics and reduction of repetitive stress injuries– wellness programs– employee training programs– incentive and recognition programs– online and web-based training– automated external defibrillators at Agriculture & Natural
Resources field locations– specialized safety equipment– multilingual communications for employees who are not fluent
in English
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Enterprise Risk Management
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What can ERM do for you?• Help you take greater risks while
ensuring the most positive outcome• Tie in to your strategic decision
making• Facilitate collaboration and
communication throughout your organization
Internal EnvironmentObjective Setting
Event IdentificationRisk AssessmentRisk Response
Control ActivitiesInformation & Communication
Monitoring
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ERM Framework
Internal EnvironmentObjective Setting
Event IdentificationRisk AssessmentRisk Response
Control ActivitiesInformation & Communication
Monitoring
COMP
LIANCE
REPORTIN
G
OPERA
TIONS
STRATEGIC
DEPARTMEN
TSCH
OOL
CAMPUS
SYSTEMWIDE
Internal EnvironmentObjective Setting
Event IdentificationRisk AssessmentRisk Response
Control ActivitiesInformation & Communication
Monitoring
COMP
LIANCE
REPORTIN
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OPERA
TIONS
STRATEGIC
DEPARTMEN
TSCH
OOL
CAMPUS
SYSTEMWIDE
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Traditional risk management – the “old days”
• Risk Manager usually not called on for assistance until after a negative event occurred
• Pre-risk considerations addressed: insurance, contractual, and loss prevention issues– Example: research trip by ship through the
Caribbean• Risk Manager: “Do you have
waivers? Will you have life vests and safety equipment?”
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Moving from traditional to Enterprise Risk Management
• Requires more in-depth consideration of risk during planning stage:– Are there reporting requirements imposed by the trip
sponsor?– Will the trip fulfill its educational objectives?– Is it fiscally sound?– What are the political risks in the country of travel?– Are there health risks to be aware of?
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ERM Toolbox resources• The ERM Toolbox on the Risk Services
webpage has many resources available:– Sample charter documents for ERM groups– Sample work plans– Sample strategic goal plans– Sample surveys– Sample strategic risk assessments– Monthly webinars archived for later viewing
http://www.ucop.edu/riskmgt/erm.html
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Focused MissionResults-Driven
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• Know the goal• Use the resources we
have available now• Urgency – start
today, measure how we progress, adjust as we go
• OP Risk Services is here to serve you
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Find the hidden treasure
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