Control your Workers' Compensation costs through a safer work environment

Preventing Workplace Injuries

Want to reduce your Workers’ Compensation costs? The answer is simple: create a plan to avoid loss and injury. The execution of such a plan is a bit harder. However, a loss prevention program that encompasses every phase of your operation can, over time, pay for itself by diminishing or eliminating the high cost of loss.

Regardless of the size and complexity of your fleet, your program should include:

	The Role of The Supervisor — Responsibilities		Self-Inspection Programs
	The Role of The Supervisor — Back to Work		Accident Record Keeping
	Established Safe Work Rules and Regulations		Industrial Hygiene Services
	Employee Motivation		Management Safety Policy
	Job Hazard Analysis		Job Instruction Training
	Safety Committees

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