International Loss Control Institute ILCI

Bird, E. E., Jr., and Germain, G. L. Practical Loss Control Leadership. Loganville, GA International Loss Control Institute (ILCI), 1985. 

The International Loss Control Institute (ILCI), a private organization contracted to assess safety standards at industrial facilities, recommends a monthly inspection of industrial laboratory facilities and equipment by supervisory personnel. Some institutions may deem this frequency unnecessarily high. Supervisors should probably make inspections no less frequently than once per quarter. 

International Loss Control Institute, International Safety Rating System (ISRS), ILCI, Loganville (1978)... 

A widely used system, which sets standards of measurement, is the International Loss Control Institute s (ILCI) International Safety Rating System (ISRS). (ILCI was incorporated into Det Norske Veritas (DNV) in 1995.) This system also has set standards of conformance as well as standards of accountability for safety work. It incorporates physical inspection guidelines and precise instructions to accredited auditors on how to allocate scores. In the ISRS there are 20 main element headings, each one composed of a number of elements. The total score is 13,000 points, though updated systems may have different scores. 

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