Delivering a full range of Loss Prevention services
We help clients solve their most challenging problems in their business, whether that is personnel safety, process safety, reliability, product quality, technical/engineering work, financial, etc.
about Loss Prevention SystemTM
Who we are?
LPSTM (Loss Prevention SystemTM) is a comprehensive management system designed to help organizations prevent all types of losses (personnel safety, process safety, reliability, product quality, etc.) to improve ALL aspects of the business.
What we do?
We train, educate, assess, and develop our client’s ability to implement and sustain LPSTM into their business to achieve long-term operational excellence and world class performance.
Why us?
We have a proven 39+ year track record in helping clients in 100+ countries in various industries achieve world-class results in all areas of their business.
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We have clients in more than 100+ countries across 6 continents. Despite differences in language, ethnicity, politics, education, socio-economic conditions, industries, etc., LPSTM has proven to be successful.
(Note: Countries in green is where LPSTM has been implemented)
Our Advantages
Top Reasons to Work with us
Cost Savings
Multi-National Manufacturing Company: $800 million savings in non-safety related results in fourth year of LPSTM implementation.
Eliminate Lost Time Incidents
International Midstream Organization: 28-million hours without a Days Away from Work incident.
Reduce Recordable Incidents
Chemical Company: 100% reduction in TRIR and an 80% reduction in First Aid cases.
Results Oriented
- 10 of the last 19 AFPM Distinguished Safety Award Winners are LPS clients
- Client received National Safety Council Green Cross for Safety
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Improving Safety and Loss Prevention with Systems Thinking
A critical factor to the success of any safety or loss prevention system is the effectiveness in which it is integrated into the organization, so it becomes “how” the organization performs. The language and discipline for seeing these interrelationships and connections are known as systems thinking.