Policy Name: Risk Management

Policy Status: Active

The policy of California State University San Marcos is to provide a safe and secure learning environment. The campus' Risk Management Program has been established to reduce the risk of financial loss and to preserve the human and physical resources of the University by identifying and analyzing risks, implementing loss control techniques and transferring financial responsibility where appropriate. The Risk Management Program requires participation, cooperation and involvement of all members of the campus community. The overall responsibility for the University’s Risk Management Program is held in the Office of the President. The operational responsibility for coordinating the Risk Management Program has been delegated by the President to the Director of Risk Management and Safety. The campus Risk Management Program includes, but is not limited to: implementation of good risk management practices including those required by the Chancellor’s Office or regulatory authority; the Injury and Illness Prevention Program (IIPP); development of appropriate campus procedures in conjunction with the Chancellor’s Office and campus departments; implementation of campus claims coordination for workers’ compensation and liability claims; review and purchasing of insurance coverage; contract review; campus litigation coordination; and participation with the CSU Risk Management Authority.  

This policy and any related procedures apply to all areas and members of the campus community.