What must be included in the damage report for it to be considered of good quality?

A damage report of good quality needs to include accurate grading by the risk supervisor because this grading provides an objective assessment of the damages. The risk supervisor brings expertise and authority to evaluate and classify the severity of the damages, which is crucial for understanding the extent of the issue and determining appropriate actions. This level of accuracy ensures that stakeholders have reliable information to base their decisions upon, facilitating effective risk management and remediation processes.

While other elements, such as customer complaints, managerial review signatures, and photographic evidence, can enhance a damage report, the grading by the risk supervisor is foundational. It directly impacts the interpretation of the damage, supports necessary reporting compliance, and aids in aligning resources for resolution.