Close the loop between inspection and resolution.

Recommendation
Management Services

Boost USA tracks every inspection recommendation from issuance to documented, verified closure — helping underwriters write more profitable risks with faster, more informed decisions based on confirmed risk conditions rather than assumptions.

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VERIFIED CLOSURE

Loss control inspections do exactly what they are designed to do — they surface hazards and produce recommendations. Then, for most MGAs and carriers, the process breaks. Recommendations get issued but are never tracked to resolution. Follow-ups slip. Documentation scatters across inboxes, spreadsheets, and shared drives. By renewal, no one can say with confidence whether the original hazard still exists.

Boost USA's recommendation management services close that loop. As part of our loss control and insurance BPO offering, we track every recommendation from the moment an inspection is complete through to documented, verified closure — so your underwriters make decisions on confirmed risk conditions instead of assumptions.

THE GAP

The Gap Between Inspection And Action

An inspector flags a faulty electrical panel or an unguarded machine press. The report is delivered to the policyholder. A reminder goes out. Thirty days pass, then sixty. No clear followup occurs and no documentation is tracked. Months later, a preventable hazard becomes a costly claim.

This is not a rare scenario — it is a persistent pattern across the industry. Identifying a hazard does not eliminate it. If the policyholder never implements the fix, the hazard stays exactly where it was, and the inspection becomes a record of risk rather than a tool for reducing it. That gap, the space between identifying a risk and resolving it, is where preventable claims live and where loss ratios quietly deteriorate.

Did You Know?

Every inspection’s follow-up plan includes an assigned Loss Control Professional to answer questions and provide guidance towards achieving compliance.
REFRAME

Why Recommendation Management Is An Underwriting
Function, Not Back Office.

When recommendation tracking is weak, the costs rarely show up as a single line item. They surface gradually: recommendations get lost in email threads, managers lose visibility into what is open or overdue, audit retrieval turns into a days-long scramble, and unresolved hazards convert into claims. Each of these is an underwriting consequence , not an administrative inconvenience.

Manual tracking works only at low volume. A team managing 50 recommendations can probably keep a spreadsheet honest. A portfolio with hundreds or thousands of active recommendations cannot — each one carries multiple communications, status updates, and reminder cycles across a 30-to-90-day window, adding up to thousands of discrete tasks every quarter. Similar to how claims management services help insurers efficiently manage large volumes of claims-related activities, forwardthinking MGAs and carriers separate the administrative management of recommendations from the technical work of underwriting, so their underwriters can focus on the work only they can do. That is the work Boost USA takes on.

BOOST-RM

How Boost-RM Closes The Loop.

BoostRM is the system that turns inspection findings into verified outcomes. It manages the entire recommendation lifecycle through six core capabilities:

Customizable dashboard

Full visibility into your work orders and recommendation status in a single, user-friendly interface configured to how your team works.

Comprehensive recommendation tracking

Every client letter — received or sent — is logged, every critical date is captured, and every recommendation is traceable from issuance to closure, with exception reporting built in.

Automated notifications and escalation

Reminders fire at defined intervals, typically 30 and 45 days, prompting policyholders to act and submit proof of corrective action. When deadlines pass without response, the system escalates automatically. Follow-up no longer depends on individual memory.

Threaded documentation

When policyholders provide evidence — photos, contractor invoices, safety certificates — it is logged directly against the recommendation it resolves, so every item carries a complete, auditable thread.

Exception reporting

Open, overdue, and high-priority items surface automatically, before they escalate, so the right work gets the right attention across hundreds of policies.

Verified closure

Recommendations do not close themselves. Completion requires documented verification — evidence reviewed and corrective action confirmed — before an item is formally marked resolved. This is the difference between an inspection record and an underwriting asset.
LIFECYCLE

What Good Recommendation Management Looks Like

Done properly, recommendation management is a structured underwriting support process with defined workflows , ownership, escalation paths, and documented resolution tracking. Every well-run program follows the same lifecycle:
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STEP

Centralized Intake

Each recommendation entered into one system the moment the inspection is complete, with a unique identifier, policyholder details, hazard description, required corrective action, and deadline.
02
STEP

Risk-Based Prioritization

High-risk items on a 30-day cycle, medium on 60, low on 90, so attention goes where it matters first.
03
STEP

Automated Reminders And Escalation

Notifications at defined intervals with automatic escalation when deadlines pass.
04
STEP

Threaded Documentation

All updates, responses, and supporting evidence grouped against the recommendation they resolve.
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STEP

Exception Reporting

The items needing attention now, flagged proactively for the people who must act.
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STEP

Verified Closure

documented confirmation before anything is marked resolved.
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COMPARISON

With vs. Without Recommendation Management

Without
With BoostRM
Recommendations scattered across email, drives, spreadsheets
Centralized in one tracked system
Follow-up depends on individual memory
Automated reminders at 30 and 45 days
Overdue items discovered after the fact
Exception reports flag issues proactively
Underwriting decisions on unverified conditions
Decisions on documented, verified outcomes
Audit retrieval takes days
Audit retrieval takes minutes
Manual scaling collapses past ~50 recommendations
Designed for high-volume portfolios
TRUST

Built For Insurance Operations

Boost USA is purpose-built for insurance operations — serving insurers, MGAs and MGUs, agencies, claims administrators, risk management firms , and loss control companies, including ARCO member reporting companies .

We work inside the systems you already use, with extensive LC360 experience , and we support ARCO, TMPAA, and NAMIC member organizations across the country.
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SOC 2 Type 2
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ISO 27001
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LC360 Integrated
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ARCO • TMPAA • NAMIC

Schedule a Portfolio Review.

Talk with Boost USA about your current recommendation lifecycle. In a focused 30-minute conversation, we will map your existing process, identify where the loop is open, and show you exactly how BoostRM closes it. One of our insurance operations experts will reach out within one business day.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Recommendation management is the process of tracking, communicating, and following up on the safety and risk recommendations issued in loss control inspection reports. It runs from the moment a recommendation is issued through to documented, verified closure. Done well, it ensures hazards identified during inspection are actually corrected — turning inspection findings into reduced risk rather than just a record of risk.

Manual tracking works at low volume but collapses past roughly 50 active recommendations. At portfolio scale, each recommendation carries multiple communications, reminders, and documentation reviews across a 30-to-90-day window — thousands of discrete tasks each quarter. Outsourcing to Boost USA separates this administrative load from your underwriters, so the highest-risk items stop slipping through the cracks and your internal team focuses on underwriting and risk selection.

BoostRM centralizes every recommendation in a customizable dashboard, logs all client correspondence and critical dates, sends automated reminders at 30 and 45 days, and escalates overdue items automatically. Threaded documentation keeps evidence grouped against each recommendation, exception reports surface what needs attention now, and verified closure confirms corrective action before any item is marked resolved. The system is built to handle high-volume portfolios.

BoostRM sends automated reminders at defined intervals and, when deadlines pass without a response, escalates the item automatically rather than relying on someone to remember to follow up. Overdue and non-responsive accounts surface in exception reports, so loss control managers can act on patterns of non-compliance before they become claims.

It can. Every unresolved recommendation in a book represents a hazard that was identified but never corrected — a candidate for a preventable claim. By driving recommendations to verified closure and making renewal decisions on confirmed conditions instead of assumptions, carriers and MGAs reduce preventable losses and strengthen risk selection over time.

Yes. Boost USA has extensive LC360 experience and works inside the loss control, policy administration, and claims platforms you already use. We support ARCO, TMPAA, and NAMIC member organizations, and operate under SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001 certifications with annual third-party penetration testing.

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    Who Succeeds as a Loss Control Inspector?

    We’re looking for professionals with experience and the right mindset

    Ideal Background

    • Construction professionals and contractors
    • HVAC technicians and specialists
    • Insurance industry veterans
    • Safety professionals and compliance officers
    • Military veterans
    • Fire safety professionals
    • Organized professionals willing to learn and apply knowledge

    Key Qualities

    • Strong observational skills and attention to detail
    • Excellent written communication abilities
    • Self-motivation and independent work capability
    • Physical capability to climb ladders
    • Critical thinking and risk assessment skills
    • Strong customer service mindset

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    Free training for professionals who want to enter or grow in the Loss Control inspection field. Learn industry skills, schedule your own workday, and support safer businesses through risk inspections.

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    True Flexibility

    Choose your schedule, location, and workload. Accept or decline assignments. Work full-time or part-time. You’re in control.

    Competitive Annual Pay

    With the potential to make $100K+ per year. The more time and dedication you invest, the more rewarding your results will be.

    Real Support

    We invest in your success with LMS, references to resources, and responsive support. You’re not just a line item, you’re a valued professional.

    Growing Opportunities

    As we network across the US, more opportunities become available. Build your client base and grow your earnings over time.

    Professional Community

    Connect with other inspectors, share experiences, and learn best practices. You’re part of a professional network.

    No Placement Fees

    We’re paid by our insurance partners, not by you. You keep 100% of your inspection earnings.

    Competitive Earnings Potential

    Your earning potential grows with your experience and assignments

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    Annual Potential

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    Current Coverage Areas

    We’re currently serving these specific markets with active inspection opportunities

    Vermont

    VT

    Statewide coverage across Vermont

    Chattanooga

    TN

    Greater Chattanooga metropolitan area

    San Jose

    CA

    San Jose and surrounding Silicon Valley

    Salt Lake City

    UT

    Salt Lake City metropolitan region

    Tucson

    AZ

    Tucson and surrounding areas

    Long Island

    NY

    Complete Long Island coverage

    We’re actively expanding to new markets. If you’re in a different area and interested in becoming an inspector, let us know during your application we may be planning expansion to your region.