Risk Management

Module-based leadership series for day-to-day supervisors, with courses such as project safety pre-planning, managing the cost of risk, quality and site-specific safety plans.

Course teaches those responsible for claims reporting, handling, and management, including accident prevention methods before the claim occurs to proper procedures through the lifecycle of the claim, return to work claims, the cost of accidents, managing the cost of risk and experience ratings.

Amerisure’s authorized OSHA outreach trainers conduct on-site classes for supervisors and key subcontractors, including safety and health principles to help meet OSHA requirements.

Risk management consultants help identify safety and health principles to meet OSHA requirements. Designed for foremen, supervisors, managers or safety directors, training includes competent person fall protection, excavation and scaffolding safety.

Teaches key safety personnel how to identify jobsite hazards by breaking jobs down into tasks and formulating solutions to help protect employees responsible for those tasks.

The Organizational Safety Culture Survey is a distinctive Amerisure tool that solicits confidential, anonymous feedback from your employees and analyzes the safety culture that currently exists within your organization.

Benefits Include:

• Identifying your areas of strong safety culture
• Obtaining feedback for areas in need of improvement
• Establishing a prioritized action plan to address improvement areas
• Benchmarking your organizational progress
• Proactively mitigating your identified hazards

Employees may engage in risky, unsafe behavior at work due to several reasons. To assist in the identification of risks, Amerisure offers the Hogan Behavioral Safety Assessment as a resource.

Hogan has studied unsafe work behavior since the 1970s. Hogan’s SafeSystem™ is built on the Hogan Personality Inventory (HPI), the industry standard for predicting job performance, and is the foundation for thousands of programs around the world.

This research has identified six distinct themes underlying unsafe work behavior and shows that unsafe behaviors can be assessed using psychometrically validated measures. The assessment consists of 206 items and has an average completion time of just 15 minutes. The resulting Safety Report includes a graphic representation of relative strengths and challenges for each employee.