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to losses. By understanding these
factors, organizations can take
proactive measures to prevent
losses from occurring.
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Organizational factors are the
fourth layer of the Loss
Causation Model. These are the
factors within the organization
that contribute to the loss
event. Examples of
organizational factors include
inadequate training, lack of
supervision, and poor
communication.
External factors are the final
layer of the Loss Causation
Model. These are the factors
outside of the organization
that contribute to the loss
event. Examples of external
factors include weather
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and natural disasters.
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underlying factors that
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understanding these factors,
organizations can take
proactive measures to prevent
losses and improve safety and
productivity.
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