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Mobile Equipment Safety: Practical Strategies to Protect Workers on the Jobsite

On an active construction site, mobile equipment rarely operates in isolation. Trucks back into position. Loaders move materials. Cranes lift overhead. Workers on foot move between tasks—sometimes only feet away from equipment weighing thousands of pounds. That proximity makes mobile equipment safety a shared responsibility. Recent data shows that one in four struck-by-vehicle deaths involves … Read more

A Clear Path to Safety: Why Construction Housekeeping Matters

Construction is work in motion. Materials arrive. Packaging comes off. Lumber is cut. Tools and cords move from one task to the next. As a project takes shape, so does something less noticeable: the debris, scrap and clutter left behind along the way. What happens to those materials matters. Good construction housekeeping is more than … Read more

Community in Action: Amerisure Joins Life Remodeled in Detroit

Recently, more than 5,000 people gave of their time to help the Detroit community thrive through Life Remodeled’s annual Six Day Project. Among them were 11 Amerisure colleagues who spent a day helping tackle blight at vacant properties, contributing to the Michigan-based nonprofit’s neighborhood beautification efforts across the city’s east and west sides. The work … Read more

Reliability in Motion: Building Resilience Across Connected Manufacturing

At 9:07 a.m., a sensor fault stops a robotic cell. The maintenance team responds quickly, but the replacement component is proprietary and the vendor is several states away. By noon, upstream material has begun to accumulate. By the end of the shift, downstream production has stalled. The failed part may be small; the interruption is … Read more

The Automation Advantage: Protecting People as Manufacturing Risk Evolves

Walk through a modern manufacturing plant and the automation advantage is visible in motion. Robots lift heavy components. Sensors detect subtle changes in heat or vibration. Computer-vision systems inspect products at a speed the human eye cannot match. Together, these technologies can make work more consistent, precise and less physically demanding. During National Manufacturing Week, … Read more

From Claims Data to Safety Insights: Simplifying OSHA Recordkeeping

When a workplace injury occurs, the priority is clear: care for the employee, understanding what happened and taking steps to help prevent it from happening again. In 2024 alone, private industry employers reported nearly 2.5 million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses. Behind each recordable incident is information that can help organizations better understand where risks … Read more

Top Three Injuries in Healthcare: Building Safer, Stronger Workplaces

Every day, healthcare professionals lift patients, respond to emergencies, navigate busy hallways and make split-second decisions that protect the people in their care. Those demands can also create significant workplace risks. Building stronger healthcare workplaces begins with protecting the people who make exceptional care possible—through practical prevention, the right equipment and a safety culture that … Read more

Workplace Safety Strategies: Turning Risk Insights Into Action

How can everyday insights prepare teams for the moments that matter most? In the latest issue of Safety Connect®, we explore how fleet data can improve driver performance, why timely reporting supports better workers’ compensation outcomes, and how injury insights and fall prevention strategies can help businesses move from understanding risk to strengthening workplace safety. … Read more

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