Plow Away Snow-Removal Risk
From auto damage to worker injuries, snow removal companies face risk with every job — and in the off-season, too. With good insurance, you can eliminate a lot of your financial peril.
From auto damage to worker injuries, snow removal companies face risk with every job — and in the off-season, too. With good insurance, you can eliminate a lot of your financial peril.
Ensure your city’s municipality is taking cybersecurity seriously. Use CISA’s Top Actions for Securing Water Systems Toolkit as a starting place. Contact the EPA’s free technical assistance program to help improve your water treatment facility’s cybersecurity.
With proper insurance and safety management, your school district can avoid various losses and complaints. And you can go on providing a great environment for students to travel to and from school and events.
In the public sector, ensuring a smooth and efficient return to work (RTW) process and timely claims reporting is crucial for maintaining workforce productivity and minimizing costs. At OneGroup, we understand the unique challenges faced by public sector organizations and are committed to providing insights and solutions to enhance these processes.
Ensure your public sector fleet’s safety and efficiency during winter by following essential vehicle readiness and driver safety tips.
The onset of winter weather means an increase in workers’ compensation claims. Blizzards, winter storms, snow, sleet, ice and freezing temperatures can lead to various occupational and workplace injuries and illnesses.
The onset of winter weather means an increase in workers’ compensation claims, particularly those related to slips, trips, and falls. For public sector organizations, such as municipal services and public works, preventing these claims is crucial to maintaining safety and reducing liability.
Operating snowplows is a critical task, especially in regions prone to heavy snowfall. While these machines are essential for maintaining clear and safe roadways, they also pose significant risks if not operated safely.
Preventing slips, trips, and falls in municipal settings involves a proactive approach with fall protection, housekeeping, and regular maintenance to ensure a safe working environment.
Understanding your rights and responsibilities, and how to react to a surprise inspection can help with safety operations and save you some anxiety. Use this guide to prepare for an OSHA inspection and evaluate the condition of your safety programs.