Risk Assessment and Management Flashcards
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A property manager discovers black mold in three apartment units after a pipe burst. What is the FIRST priority action?
Answer: Relocate affected residents immediately and begin remediation
Resident safety is the top priority, requiring immediate relocation before remediation begins.
Which type of insurance covers property damage caused by a tenant's negligence?
Answer: Tenant's renter's insurance
Renter's insurance (tenant's personal liability policy) covers damage the tenant causes to the property.
When conducting a slip-and-fall risk assessment in a parking lot, which hazard should be prioritized during winter months?
Answer: Ice and snow accumulation on walkways
Ice and snow accumulation is the most acute and immediate slip-and-fall hazard in winter conditions.
A CAM manager is reviewing the property's risk register. What does a 'high likelihood, high severity' risk classification require?
Answer: Immediate mitigation or control measures
Risks rated high on both likelihood and severity demand immediate mitigation to protect residents and the property.
Which clause in a lease agreement protects the property owner when a resident is injured due to their own negligence?
Answer: Hold harmless clause
A hold harmless clause releases the property owner from liability for injuries resulting from the resident's own negligence.
A property experiences a bedbug infestation reported in multiple units. Under a risk management framework, this is best classified as which type of risk?
Answer: Operational risk
Bedbug infestations are operational risks tied to day-to-day property management processes.
What is the purpose of a Certificate of Insurance (COI) collected from vendors before they begin work on a property?
Answer: To confirm the vendor carries adequate liability coverage
A COI confirms the vendor's insurance is active and sufficient, protecting the property owner from liability for vendor-related incidents.