Amerisure Insights Blog

Shine Bright Using Metal Halide Lights Have you ever wondered what’s responsible for the bright lighting in commercial areas? Most often, metal halide or mercury vapor lights are responsible for the glow. Read More

Amerisure’s 2018 Fan Favorites As the year comes to a close and we look ahead to 2019, we are pleased to share this year’s 10 most-read blog posts. Which blogs topped the charts in 2018? Keep reading to find out.  Read More

Analyzing Risk: Santa's Safety The holidays are a busy time of year, but no one has more to do than the man in the big red suit. From production to delivery, Santa has the biggest job of all — and such a large operation comes with many safety risks.  Read More

Winning in an Ever-Evolving Industry ​On November 29, Amerisure was recognized with a 2018 Best of MichBusiness Award in the Marketing and PR Prophets category. Amerisure’s marketing team was selected for its creativity, collaboration, ideation, storytelling, brand messaging, and communication. Read More

Giving Tuesday Since the earliest days of Amerisure, our employee volunteers have been active in our communities, working side-by-side with our nonprofit partners to make a difference. Read More

Implementing Lean Construction Principles is a Rewarding Challenge for Firms Lean construction is a new way of designing production systems. More construction firms are adopting this methodology, as it maximizes value for the customer while simultaneously reducing waste. Read More

Distracted Driving is Basically Multitasking - but Worse It’s easy to get behind the wheel and seemingly arrive at your destination without feeling like any time has passed. Once you’ve driven a route frequently, it almost becomes automatic. Read More

Breathe Easy. Protect Yourself from Respirable Silica.

Though it’s inert in everyday contexts, crystalline silica is harmful to health when it is crushed, ground, drilled, or used in other industrial processes. During these processes, dust particles are produced, and some of the very fine particles are known as respirable crystalline silica (RCS).

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Distracted Driving is an Expensive Risk The average cost of a distracted driving accident is alarming. Numerous sources and statistics consider the total cost of a non-fatal injury accident to be approximately $65,000. What’s even more alarming is how quickly this average can elevate. Read More

Safety First – MIOSHA’s New Commitment to Workplace Safety and Health The Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) recently announced that employers with up to 250 employees can apply for a matching grant of up to $5,000 to make improvements in their workplace safety and health. Read More