Project owners or general contractors must carefully vet cto ensure jobsite safety and project security. Explore 5 risks associated with hiring uninsured contractors.
Congratulations are in order for Jake Mahin, UNICO Safety and Loss Control Consultant. Jake recently earned two prestigious designations: Certified Safety Professional (CSP) and Associate in Risk Management (ARM). These achievements showcase Jake's personal drive for improvement, along with UNICO's strong commitment to continuous professional development.
Water damage has emerged as a significant challenge in the construction industry, affecting contractors of all sizes and trades. Explore the impact of water losses and strategies to mitigate these risks effectively.
Cyber criminals can strike anyone, anytime, anywhere. The U.S. Small Business Administration claims that small employers are becoming an attractive target for cyber criminals, so it's more important than ever to have a cyberattack response plan in place. Check out these 10 tips for small business cybersecurity.
Hailstorms can be swift and destructive, damaging buildings, outdoor equipment and vehicles in a matter of minutes. Click here to read about potential risks that hail poses to commercial properties and preventative measures to protect buildings.
According to a Bureau of Labor Statistics report, transportation incidents are the leading cause of work-related fatalities in the U.S. Companies must take steps to ensure their employees are operating as safely as possible while driving. Read more to find 10 tips that can help create a safer driving culture.
June is National Safety Month. Register your company for National Safety Month with NSC and check out these highlights to ensure safe and healthy work environments.
Although challenging, it's crucial to be in compliance with OSHA's injury and illness recordkeeping and reporting rule. Employers should be taking steps to understand the rule, identify recordkeeping issues, and ensure compliance.
OSHA citation maximum penalty amounts can be adjusted every year, if announced by January 15. Penalties may be adjusted depending on the gravity of the violation and the employer’s size, history of previous violations and ability to show a good faith effort to comply with OSHA requirements.
A new OSHA rule requiring certain employers in high-hazard industries to electronically submit additional injury and illness information becomes effective on January 1, 2024.
OSHA announced its top 10 most frequently cited standards for the 2023 fiscal year using preliminary data. Fall protection is by far and away the most common cited standard.
Contractual Risk Transfer can be an integral part of your risk transfer strategy by reducing insurance claims and costs while placing risk with the party who is better positioned to control it.
The FMCSA published a notice of proposed rulemaking for developing a new methodology to determine when a motor carrier is not fit to operate commercial motor vehicles in or affecting interstate commerce.
The winter months make for treacherous road conditions across much of the country; the best thing you can do to make sure you stay safe when the temperature drops is to be ready.
When faced with workplace emergencies that pose a threat to the safety of employees, having a well-prepared emergency evacuation plan is essential to ensure a smooth and successful evacuation.