The Process

Five steps from first call to full operational control. No guesswork. No wasted time.

1

Schedule Your Risk & Liability Review

  • Share basic information: business type or property type, location, number of employees or units, and your top 3 concerns, pain points, or areas of liability.
  • Confirms the outcome you're driving: fewer incidents, fewer claims, fewer fines, cleaner documentation.
  • Sets expectations: this is operational risk control, not legal advice.
  • Explains the process and what access/documents will be needed.
Schedule Your Review
2

Gather Information & Documentation

Goal: Build a full picture of how work is actually done and what proof exists.

What You Provide

  • Existing SOPs, policies, checklists, training docs (if any)
  • Incident history: complaints, near-misses, accidents, claims
  • Vendor list and vendor agreements (if applicable)
  • Proof docs: permits, inspection reports, maintenance records, COIs

What MES Does

  • Reviews what exists and flags what's missing
  • Identifies where liability is created: inconsistent routines, no documentation, unclear ownership
  • Prepares the on-site walkthrough plan (if needed) so it's efficient and low-disruption
Output: Intake summary. What was received, what's missing, and what the audit will focus on.
3

Risk Audit & Assessment

Goal: Walk the operation, observe how work is actually performed, and document every point of exposure.

What MES Evaluates

  • Physical site conditions, hazard exposure, and access controls
  • How tasks are actually performed vs. what's documented (if anything)
  • Vendor compliance: insurance, licensing, scope of work, and accountability
  • Incident response readiness: who does what when something goes wrong

How It's Conducted

  • Remote document review for businesses outside Las Vegas
  • On-site walkthrough for local operations (scheduled, low-disruption)
  • Staff and vendor interviews as needed
  • Photo/video documentation of findings
Output: Risk audit report. Every finding ranked by severity, with clear descriptions of what's exposed and why it matters.
4

Corrective Action Plan & Installation

Goal: Define exactly what gets fixed, who owns it, when it's due, and what proof confirms it's done.

What MES Builds

  • Prioritized corrective action plan: critical items first, then high, medium, low
  • Each action item has an owner, a deadline, and a defined proof of completion
  • SOPs, checklists, logs, and incident workflows tailored to your operation
  • Vendor requirements and accountability standards (if applicable)

What MES Installs

  • Operational controls placed directly into your day-to-day workflow
  • Documentation systems your team can actually use and maintain
  • Training for staff on new procedures, checklists, and reporting
  • No disruption to current operations during rollout
Output: Corrective action plan with full operational controls installed. SOPs, checklists, logs, vendor requirements, and incident workflows in place and ready to enforce.
5

Ongoing Enforcement & Weekly SITREPs

Goal: Keep it enforced. You always know what's closed, what's still exposed, and what happens next.

Weekly SITREPs Include

  • Status of every open corrective action item
  • What was completed, what's overdue, and what's blocked
  • New risks or incidents identified during the week
  • Clear next steps with owners and deadlines

Ongoing Support Options

  • Continued enforcement monitoring and accountability checks
  • Periodic re-audits to catch new exposure as operations change
  • Vendor compliance tracking and renewal management
  • On-call support for incidents, inspections, or claims
Output: Weekly SITREP delivered every week. A clear, one-page status report so you never have to guess where you stand.