What is an NEP?
A National Emphasis Program (NEP) is a temporary specific hazard awareness program in which OSHA focuses their resources on.
A National Emphasis Program (NEP) is a temporary specific hazard awareness program in which OSHA focuses their resources on.
Whether you are a business owner trying to manage a business, an employee climbing a ladder at work, or an individual driving in a car to a sports game, we face risk every day of our lives.
All eyes are on you if you’re in the limelight or managing someone who is. But the definition of “limelight” now extends far beyond movie stars and TV personalities. There are social media influencers, public image consultants, broadcasters, high-profile vloggers and bloggers. They don’t even need to leave their homes to be considered media personalities.
Coming home from vacation to a flooded basement or waking up in the morning to two inches of water is not fun, to say the least. What if you could stop the damage while your away or wake up to an alarm and not a water-logged house in the morning?
The average cost of a wedding in the U.S. is $30,000, with venues being the highest-ticket item in the spending breakdown.
Owners of construction projects often require contractors bidding on the job to secure bid and performance bonds.
According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, drivers ages 16 to 19 are almost three times as likely to be involved in a fatal accident than drivers 20 and over.
Employee engagement has been dropping for the past few years. The management consulting firm Gallup reports engagement is at its lowest level in a decade.
As organizations compete to become faster, leaner and more customer-focused, there is a growing demand for these highly paid professionals. But there are risks to being a management consultant that require appropriate insurance protection.
When an EV catches fire, it’s much more difficult to extinguish than traditional vehicle fires. That’s because an EV’s lithium-ion battery holds a lot of concentrated energy, with each cell containing a flammable electrolyte. And it burns very hot.