Amerisure Insights Blog

How to Improve Noise Protection on Construction Sites We never realize just how important our hearing is until we begin to lose it. Unfortunately, too many Americans today are dealing with hearing loss, and many of them first encountered problems through their occupations. Read More

Stress Can Lead to Bigger Problems for Laborers Not all jobs are created equal. While each occupation has its share of risks, many workers encounter different problems on a day-to-day basis. Read More

New Project Takes Global Approach to Tracking Worker Injuries Naturally, creating a safe, productive work environment is a goal of all employers. However, there are many strategies to go about this - and an equal number of potential problems that can get in the way. Read More

Asking the Right Questions Can Help Identify Risks in the Healthcare Industry Risk management is a vital part of any company, but the the details of the plan differ depending on the composition of the business and the industry itself. Read More

New Resource Addresses Backing Construction Vehicle Hazards A comprehensive focus on workplace safety can have an immense effect on a company. In the construction industry, a lack of a sound strategy and risk management plan could leave workers exposed and lead to higher insurance claims and costs. Read More

A Safe Workplace Goes Beyond Rules and Regulations According to Business Insurance, there is a key distinction between safety and compliance, and employers who take this difference into account are more likely to see a reduction in on-the-job illnesses and injuries. Read More

How to Mitigate Losses During Hurricane Season Hurricane season is finally here. Across the Gulf Coast and up the Eastern Seaboard, business owners are getting ready for the onset of a number of severe storms over the coming months. Read More

How to Prevent Heat-Related Health Problems on the Job Construction workers face a variety of risks on a daily basis. Many are obvious, such as slips, trips and falls, or heavy lifting and large, moving vehicles. However, not all are this out in the open. In fact, one of the more hidden hazards may not be incorporated into every risk management plan across the country: heat. Read More

As Workers' Comp Claims Decrease, Focus on Safety Can Further the Trend A recent report by the National Council on Compensation Insurance has found that claim frequency is on the way down, and an improved focus on safety can further help to continue that trend. Read More

Why Motivated Employees Will Improve Workplace Safety At the end of the year, the expenses from safety issues add up, and without a comprehensive plan, including the appropriate insurance, it can prevent a business from achieving its goals. Read More