Holiday parties are a great way to connect with others, but take steps to help make sure you are being safe during your celebrations. Check out these 4th of July safety tips from the AmTrust Loss Control team.

Learn how to participate in OSHA’s Safe & Sound Week and how workplace safety takes involvement from the entire team to protect a worksite from hazards.

Learn how to determine what is a preventable versus a non-preventable type of motor vehicle accident and the importance of a safe driver program for a company.

Each year, more than 100 workers are fatally injured in ladder-related accidents, with thousands more suffering disabling injuries.Use these ladder safety tips to help prevent ladder-related accidents in the workplace.

Everyone looks forward to the company holiday party, but these annual events can come with risks employers should be aware of. Discover six steps to ensure the health and safety of your employees at the company holiday party this year.

Protecting a company’s most valuable asset – its employees – is of utmost importance. Promoting workplace safety to help reduce employee injuries and expensive claims is one way to help keep your workforce healthy and productive, and keep your premiums down. Loss control is designed to help prevent or reduce the possibility of a loss, or to help reduce its severity if one does occur. Keep reading to find out more about how loss control professionals can help create a workplace safety plan to aid in reducing accident risks and workers’ comp claims.

It’s simple math that both the insureds and the carriers can agree on. Fewer workers’ compensation insurance claims translates to lower costs, a healthier workforce and a stronger bottom line. So it’s in both the insureds’ and the carriers’ interests to reduce the frequency and severity of workers’ compensation insurance claims. One way to do that is by coordinating efforts on risk management. Read on for tips on how to keep your workers' comp claims to a minimum.

Small business owners and commercial insurance companies have this common goal – prevent claims.  Minimizing exposure to avoidable risks resulting in claims doesn’t end with the purchase of workers’ compensation insurance and/or business liability insurance. The goal can be reached when loss control is taken to the next level with the use of industry-specific technical guidance and general safety and training resources. Continue reading for some of this guidance from the AmTrust team.