1. Risk analysis and thus determination of the residual risk (loss)
2. Assessment and assessment before the occurrence of damage (without determination of the damage) and thus presentation of the implementation strategies; In particular fire and explosion damage as well as machine breakage
3. Assessment and assessment after the occurrence of damage and thus the determination of the level of damage

Pro-active risk management is the result of years of experience with risk potentials, insurance professionals, and stakeholders

• Makes the necessary arrangements individually adapted, meaningful, cost-saving and ultimately
• Profit-making investments
• Optimizes the security inside and outside
• Focussed dedicated targets (people, the environment, the cause)
• Defines sustainable and particularly economic ways to a “tailormade safety”
• Creates a cost-benefit ratio of the measures (also under insurance)
• Ratio to the overall level of the organization