Many hazards that can lead to worker injury can be found in the construction industry. In addition to the safety hazards that are encountered year-round, and winter brings its own set of challenges and hazards. During the winter, construction workers are often exposed to extreme cold and high winds, as well as snow and ice […]
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At Mod Advisor, we help businesses navigate the complexities of workplace management and calculate the return on investment (ROI) of Return to Work Programs. Mod Advisor can offer a clear view of the economic impact of RTW Programs.
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Workers’ compensation claims can be costly. According to data from the National Safety Council (NSC), the average cost of a workers’ compensation claim is $41,003. The most expensive workers’ compensation claims were accidents involving motor vehicle crashes, burns, and falls. So how can companies reduce claim costs and injuries, boost employee morale, and reduce premiums?
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3 Key Takeaways Introduction to Workers Experience The US is experiencing historically low unemployment rates, leading to an influx of new workers. Unfortunately, many of these newcomers lack proper safety training, exposing them to workplace hazards that can lead to severe injuries, illnesses, and even fatalities. According to a recent Travelers study, new workers within
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Work compensation professionals emphasize the importance of workplace safety, but how do workers comp and safety correlate? Safety and workers’ compensation are two critical components of workplace management that work together to protect employees and maintain a productive work environment. By promoting safety, employers can reduce the frequency and severity of workplace injuries, leading to
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In recent weeks, the US has seen record high temperatures in almost every state across the country. These triple digit temperatures may rise even further across the southern part of the US. According to PBS, “July has been so hot thus far that scientists calculate that this month will be the hottest globally on record
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As an employer, it is crucial to assess the risk of heat stress to employees and ensure their safety. There are two main factors that contribute to the risk of heat-related illness: This blog offers guidance on managing these specific risks so employers can make well-informed choices. OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) also provides
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Every day, employees behind the wheel play a critical role in the success and safety of your company. To empower and motivate them towards practicing safe driving habits, implementing a robust safe driver incentive program can help. Safety incentive programs can be an important part of an effective loss control program and it protects the
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Creating a safe and secure work environment is not just a legal obligation; it is also an ethical responsibility that every employer must uphold. A well-protected workplace not only fosters productivity and employee morale but also demonstrates a genuine commitment to the well-being of your most valuable asset – your workforce. In this blog post,
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Working outdoors exposes individuals to various environmental factors, including heat exposure, which can significantly increase the risk of dehydration. Dehydration can have detrimental effects on physical health, cognitive function, and overall well-being. Staying hydrated is key and should be a priority. You may have heard the saying “by the time a worker is thirsty, he
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