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By Susan Thiel | Risk Management Property Expertise Specialist As winter weather approaches, property owners face unique challenges that can impact the safety and integrity of their buildings. From frozen pipes, to fires from heating appliances, to potential roof damage, winter weather poses various risks that can lead to costly insurance claims. Proactive measures not … Read more

Building safety is a crucial aspect of every workplace and is vital in helping to reduce the risk of insurance claims, which can often have a significant impact on a company’s finances. In observance of National Building Safety Month, there are unique ways that businesses can highlight the importance of safety in the workplace, including … Read more

The arrival of spring offers moderate weather and milder temperatures in many areas of the U.S. However, spring weather can also bring potential damage and workplace claims to your business and property. Consider these four key steps to help ensure your company is prepared for the new season. 1. Be Ready for Severe Weather Ensure … Read more

Hard hats off to women! The first full week of March marks a national recognition of women employees in the construction industry. Women in Construction Week was initiated by the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) in 1998, and today its goal each year is to “celebrate, educate, and promote the role of women … Read more

In the United States, manufacturing accounts for $2.3 trillion in GDP and employs 12 million people. Manufacturing Day is held on the first Friday of October each year with the purpose of highlighting the importance of this significant sector along with the opportunities and challenges within this field. In total, manufacturing  contributes 20% of the … Read more

Whether at home or at work, it’s always a safe bet to be as prepared as possible for potential disasters. National Preparedness Month is recognized each September to raise awareness about the importance of being prepared for emergencies and disasters. For businesses, this observance provides a great time to consider specific risks that could impact … Read more

The beginning of May marks National Hurricane Awareness Week, and this year the annual recognition — which aims to help individuals and businesses prepare for June’s hurricane season — is especially important. Experts are predicting an “above average” hurricane season for 2022, brought on by changes to sea levels and temperatures and fluctuations in the … Read more

Employers have a responsibility to provide workers with a place of employment that is free from recognized hazards, including those brought on by winter weather. Construction business owners should consider the following safety tips to help protect their workers on the jobsite during the winter months: Safety Tips for Winter Construction Look for any downed … Read more

Getting a slow start on a cold day costs your construction business time and money. To improve your operating costs, your construction equipment should be winterized before the weather turns cold and blustery. Here are some areas to focus on:   Oil and coolant. The viscosity of your oil should match the temperature. Low viscosity … Read more

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