Loss Control Resources

Snow Load Risk Mitigation

This article outlines the importance of having a snow removal plan to prevent roof collapses. It discusses how to prepare for the season, what to do during and after a snowstorm, and much more.

Preventing Property Freeze

This article highlights how advance preparation for winter freezes can help to mitigate the impacts that winter weather could have on your operations and business continuity.

Freeze Prevention Program

This document discusses the preventative measures that are needed to avoid weather-related freezing of equipment and property.

Marsh Advisory – Winter Weather Precautions

This guidance is intended to provide recommended actions and guidelines to help you better assess your risks and prepare for winter storms and cold weather conditions in order to protect your facilities and manage potential damage and claims.

Hurricane Resource Center

Marsh’s Hurricane Resource Center is a hub of information, guidance, and insights about how you can prepare, respond, recover, and remain resilient during hurricane season.

Hurricane Preparedness Checklist

This checklist allows it’s users to have clear, actionable plans in place before a hurricane strikes, helping organizations minimize harm to people and property, and recover as quickly as possible.

Preparing for an Imminent Hurricane

Numerous steps can be taken to safeguard properties and workforces before a storm hits. Such practices should be core to your emergency plans and procedures, and designed specifically for facilities and operations at risk. This checklist helps you do just that.

Post Hurricane Event Checklist

After a hurricane event, businesses may be eager to get back to work. However, companies must approach the return to work with safety procedures in place and with a mind towards reporting any claims. Doing so will ensure the wellbeing of workers and enhance recovery effectiveness

Post Loss Damage Assistance and Business Recovery Management: Hurricanes and Tropical Storms

Marsh’s team of professionals can respond anywhere in the US within 48 hours of an incident with proactive, on-the-ground support to help you manage your crisis.

Rooftop Equipment Securement in High-Wind Regions

This guide summarizes the best industry-accepted practices designed for securing rooftop equipment, drawing from FEMA recovery advisories, ASCE wind load provisions, the International Building Code (IBC), the Florida Building Code (FBC), and Miami-Dade County Approval (MDCA) product requirements.

Protecting Your Property from High Winds

This article discusses the importance of protecting windows and doors during high wind events and the various ways in which you can do so.

Rooftop Equipment Maintenance and Attachment in High-Wind Regions

The purpose of this Recovery Advisory is to recommend practices that will increase the wind resistance of rooftop equipment in high-wind regions such as Puerto Rico. This guidance is intended for architects, engineers, contractors, building officials, and building owners.

Mitigating Wind Damage to Existing Critical Facilities

This Recovery Advisory provides information to reduce critical facility vulnerability to damage from high wind, including suggestions for assessing the vulnerability of a critical facility to future hazards. The information in this advisory is most useful for retrofits of existing buildings, but also references design guidance appropriate for new construction.

Impairment Tag 2026

Hot Work Permit Form 2026

Fire Inspection Checklist

2026 Hot Work SOP Template

CRL Property Risk Control-Historical Buildings 2026

CRL Hot Work Program 2026

CRL NFPA Requirements Vacant Building 2026

Managing Idle and Vacant Buildings

CRL Managing Risks and Vacant Properties Tips and Checklist

CRL Loss Prevention Stab-Lok Breakers: The white paper addresses identification and loss-prevention considerations for Stab-Lok breakers. It is intended to raise awareness, as these breakers have a reported 60% to 80% risk of failing to trip during an electrical event. This can result in fires and property damage. These breakers are typically found in commercial and residential buildings constructed in the 1970s.

Lightning Protection Inspection Checklist

Wildfire Preparedness Checklist

Food Truck Fact Sheet

Wet Works — Wet Work Permit for any work activity resulting in the potential for escaped liquids from piping systems, liquid carrying devices, appliances, or mechanical equipment to cause damage to the building or structure. This includes renovation or construction projects, and routine inspection, testing, and maintenance activities.

Risk Control Checklist

This checklist should be utilized in the inspection of each member facility annually in conjunction with the inspection form prepared by. Corrective actions should be documented.

Disclaimer: The resources and materials provided on this website are for informational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice.