Which one of the following is NOT one of the six main triggers that initiate a loss control visit?

• A. Adjuster initiated
• B. Safety concern
• C. High incidence rate
• D. Poor housekeeping

Answer: (A)

Loss control visits are driven by signals of risk in the workplace, not by who requests the visit. They’re triggered when there’s evidence that injuries could occur or safety systems aren’t working well, so a proactive assessment can prevent losses. Concrete risk indicators like a noticeable safety concern on site, a high incidence rate, or poor housekeeping all point to potential hazards and justify a loss control visit to review controls and suggest improvements. The scenario where the visit is initiated by the adjuster is not a risk signal; it reflects the claims process rather than an objective risk trigger for a proactive loss control assessment. So that option isn’t one of the triggers that prompt a loss control visit, whereas the other items align with risk-based reasons to visit.