Resources Distracted Driving Fall Prevention Safety Tips Publications Amerisure Winter Safety from Amerisure on Vimeo. 2019 Fall Prevention and Safety Campaign Falls continue to be the leading cause of death in construction. The majority of falls can be prevented. Our hope is that by sharing tools and resources, our employees, partner agencies, and policyholders can raise awareness and increase safety culture. Read More Fall Prevention Systems: Lessons Learned One of the best ways to prevent a future safety incident is to learn from the past. Download this "lessons learned" document to learn from three separate construction falls. Read More Fast Facts About Falls Amerisure can help you prevent falls. Schedule your training today! Read More Infographic: Conventional Fall Protection Systems Generally, fall protection can be provided through the use of guardrail systems, safety net systems or personal fall arrest systems. Download our guide to these different systems, and some references for installing them properly. Read More Infographic: Fall Prevention and Safety One of the best ways to improve safety culture is to learn from the gaps and opportunities in other programs. Check out this scenario and see if your risk management efforts can be improved to avoid a similar incident. Read More Infographic: Prevent Dropped Objects From Heights When working at any height above ground, dropped objects can cause serious risk and injury. One of the easiest ways to protect workers and people in the surrounding area is to secure loose tools. Download our guide to see the different ways to safely store tools. Read More Infographic: Roofing Operations Roofing contractors will encounter many different types of roofs on jobsites. Understanding the risks is beneficial in protecting against loss. Download our guide to understand the different types of roofing, and how to protect workers. Read More Infographic: Slips, Trips and Falls Slips, trips and falls on a surface level make up 15 percent of all construction fatalities. The good news? They are usually preventable! Check out these tips to keep your workplace safe. Read More Infographic: Spot the Slip, Trip and Fall Risks Through good housekeeping and general awareness, you can protect workers from slips, trips and falls. Can you spot the six hazards that could lead to a slip, trip or fall? Read More Ladder Safety Quick Card Anyone who uses a ladder should be trained in proper selection, inspection, use and storage. Print this brochure to share ladder setup safety tips. Read More Lesson Learned: Fall Prevention Systems One of the best ways to improve safety culture is to learn from the gaps and opportunities in other programs. Check out this scenario, and see if your risk management efforts can be improved to avoid a similar incident. Read More Quiz: Dropped Objects From Heights Test your knowledge! How much do you know about the risks of dropped objects from heights? Take our quiz to find out. Read More Roofing Safety Information Sheet Roofing contractors are faced with many hazards on the jobsite. Knowing the essentials to protect and train these workers can help keep them safe. Read More Safety Bulletin: Winter Slip and Fall Prevention Slips and falls due to wintery conditions account for millions of dollars in losses each year. A properly planned and executed severe weather plan is critical for keeping your employees and/or guests safe in the winter months. For more information, please contact your local Amerisure Risk Management Consultant at (800) 257-1900 or riskmanagement@amerisure.com. Read More Slip, Trip and Fall Hazard Checklist What's causing slips, trips and falls at your workplace? Use this checklist to help identify risks. Read More