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Check out our loss control webinar library. Our mission is to identify exposures that pose potential risks to policyholders and provide resources to help them improve the condition of those exposures to prevent and mitigate losses. Members of our panel counsel facilitate these sessions to provide educational opportunities and highlight trends in various industries.
LEARN MORERead this article to help protect your business.
Check out this article on how you can reduce or stop accidents from happening at your fitness center.
Read this article to help your tenants, and yourself, stay protected.
As the nation's health protection agency, CDC saves lives and protects people from health threats. The CDC offers guidance on navigating COVID-19.
LEARN MOREThe American Red Cross outlines simple actions that you can take to help you prepare for possible disasters and other emergencies.
Their Facebook page is also a good resource for real-time resources.
LEARN MOREIs your workplace prepared to prevent the spread of COVID-19? It's important to develop disease preparedness response plans to keep your employees, their families and the public safe.
LEARN MOREOSHA's On-site Consultation Program offers free and confidential safety and occupational health advice to small and medium-sized businesses in all states across the country, with priority given to high-hazard worksites. On-site consultation services are separate from enforcement and do not result in penalties or citations. Consultants from state agencies or universities work with employers to identify workplace hazards, provide advice on compliance with OSHA standards, and assist in establishing injury and illness prevention programs.
SCHEDULEIs your workplace prepared to prevent the spread of COVID-19? It’s important to develop disease preparedness response plans to keep your employees, their families and the public safe. Access industry-specific pandemic tip sheets, take advantage of free educational podcasts and get answers to your questions today.
This helpline can be used for personal issues and more.
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Representatives are available from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. ET to answer all of your HR questions.
Prepared by the Institute for Business & Home Safety, this toolkit gives you access to business continuity forms that will assist you with disaster planning and recovery.
Visit this website developed by the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety to identify the natural hazards that could put your business at risk.
It's important to respond to the scene of a cardiac arrest or other injury with immediate and trained action to increase the likelihood of the victim's survival. ProTrainings makes it easy to get trained and certified in CPR and First Aid, offering access to online training and certification at a 20% discounted rate.
Simply watch the online training videos, and pass your multiple-choice test. Then, ProTrainings will ship a low-cost mannequin right to your doorstep so you can complete your hands-on skill evaluation with a certified instructor over video conference at a time that's convenient for you.
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Get your food handlers and food managers certified with StateFoodSafety. All trainings are 100 percent online and approved by more health departments than any other food safety training.
Sample Incident Reporting Form
The sample incident report can be used as a tool to capture and document information and remind employees
of best practices if these incidents occur.
Responsible Sale/Service Alcohol Service Pledge
The sample Responsible Sale/Service Alcohol Service Pledge can be used as a tool by management to raise
employee awareness about their responsibility in the safe sale and service of alcohol.
Bar/Restaurant Loss Control Letter
The loss control letter introduces our commitment in helping to identify possible hazards within an establishment. The purpose of the letter is to educate business owners on our most common causes of loss with the Bar/Restaurant product
Bar/Restaurant Safety Checklist
The safety checklist is a tool to help business owners take an inventory of their establishment and possible hazards. Once they complete the checklist, they are more prepared to recognize areas needing improvement and put a plan in place to correct those conditions before a loss occurs.
Audit Letter
The audit letter is a resource to assist in defining what an audit is and how to prepare for one. The letter defines the different types of audits performed and what to expect once an audit is scheduled.
Curbside Dining Hazards Article
Keep your outdoor dining exposures to a minimum. Learn about new hazards that you may have not faced as a restaurant owner with our guide.
Running a business or nonprofit that is geared toward a youthful demographic has its own unique challenges. The following resources can help you navigate through issues such as permission slip collection, concussion awareness, sexual abuse protection and more:
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GET STARTEDConcussion awareness has become a very important topic for all youth sports organizations to consider. The CDC offers a free online course available to coaches, parents, and others who want to learn more.
GET STARTEDThe greatest concern regarding child safety in youth sports is concussions. This guide allows coaches to better understand the facts, signs, and symptoms of concussions.
Each state along with the District Of Columbia have enacted laws regarding practices to prevent concussions from youth sports activities. These laws vary from state to state, and may hold organizations involved in youth sports responsible for compliance. Here are two great resources that can help you track changes with laws that have been implemented in your state:
There is an inherent risk in participating in team sports and waivers of liability allow parents to acknowledge this risk prior to their child's involvement. Waivers serve as a first step in helping protect an organization against future potential lawsuits. Below, you will find a sample waiver that you can use as a basis in creating your own waiver.
GET WAIVEROrganizations working with children have a responsibility to protect the ones they serve. This guide from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides policies and procedures such as:
The safety checklist can be used as a tool to take an inventory of your operation and possibel hazards. It can help you identify areas that may need improvement, as well as a plan to help you fix those areas.
SAFETY CHECKLIST LOSS CONTROL NOTICEProtecting yourself from identity theft is important, and knowing your credit score is one way to monitor if you are at risk. Under the FACT Act amendments to the Fair Credit Reporting Act, you are entitled to one free personal credit report in a 12-month period. Visit the link below or call toll-free 877-FACT-ACT (322-8228) to request your free annual report.
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