Understanding the Difference in Subcontractors and Employees
Understanding the difference between subcontractors and employees can be tricky. Let us simplify it for you
Workplace safety articles, training resources, and OSHA updates.
Understanding the difference between subcontractors and employees can be tricky. Let us simplify it for you
Workers’ compensation can be confusing, especially when myths spread about how claims impact your business. In this video, we break down three common workers’ compensation myths and explain what you need to know about claims, insurance rates, and employee recovery.…
Driving Safety Resources Check out the links below for more training materials. Bee Sure to Share With Your Team! Meet the Risk Management Team! Kyle Director of Risk Management Cooper Risk Technician Lakresha Risk Manager Other Topics: Fire Extinguisher Basics…
It may be a small injury, but it can leave you with big reporting questions. Today’s video tackles a common source of confusion: when an injury crosses the line to be an OSHA-recordable case.
Metal Fabrication Learn practical safety tips to protect your team Lockout/Tagout Safeguarding Eyes and Face Prioritizing PPE Print this sheet with Pinch Point Safety Tips and post it where your employees can see it. If you have any questions regarding Metal Fabrication…
Slips, trips, and falls remain one of the most common and costly workplace injuries. The severity behind these claims may surprise you. Discover the practical steps you can take today to reduce injuries and protect your Team.
Top 3 Tips for Training New Hires Did you know that new employees are FIVE times more likely to experience a workplace injury than experienced workers? Learn more here.
Ladder Safety Resources Check out the links below for more training materials. Bee Sure to Share With Your Team! Meet the Risk Management Team! Kyle Director of Risk Management Cooper Risk Technician Lakresha Risk Manager Other Topics: Preparing for an…
DON’T MISS THESE IMPORTANT OSHA DEADLINES! ✅ Feb 1–Apr 30: Post your 300A form where employees can see it. Easily access the required OSHA forms: 300, 300A, and 301 here!
Watch this video to learn why documentation matters, what questions it helps answer, and the minimum standard every employer should follow for training records. If you need help building or improving your documentation process, our Risk Management team is here…
Quick Tips for Filling Out a First Report of Injury
We keep our members informed with a quarterly update highlighting the Top 5 Claims which occurred most frequently in the 4th quarter vs 2025. Use the videos below to learn how to protect your team and prevent claims. Quick Tips…