i.
Phase Zero · Pre-engagement
The Property Assessment Report.
A formal scored evaluation of the property across eight critical domains, delivered as a written report within five business days of the on-site visit. Stands on its own as a useful document for property leadership and the property's broker — regardless of what comes next.
ii.
Pillar 2 · Q2
The Hazard Identification Checklist.
The structured walkthrough instrument used during the Pillar 2 hands-on component. Property areas evaluated, hazards identified, corrective actions logged. Produced by trainee teams during the session, reviewed by the trainer.
iii.
Pillar 3 · Q3
The Incident Documentation Standard.
The PHS standard for carrier-defensible incident reports. The six essential questions framework, the language calibrations that protect the property, and the report-writing workshop output reviewed against the standard.
iv.
Pillar 4 · Q4
The Tabletop Drill Scenario Output.
Property-specific emergency-scenario walkthrough output. Decisions made, communications mapped, gaps identified — documented as part of the year's emergency-readiness story for carrier review.
v.
After every session
The Per-Session Documentation Package.
Attendance roster, signed acknowledgment forms, topics covered, OSHA standards addressed, claim categories mapped, and trainer signature. Produced after each of the four quarterly sessions and retained by the property.
vi.
Year-End
The Annual Program Summary Report.
The capstone document. Comprehensive year-end report formatted specifically for insurance carrier and risk-management review — including the claims-to-curriculum mapping table where claims data has been shared. Designed for direct submission alongside renewal documentation.