Safety Resource Library We’ve been insuring community organizations for more than 75 years, which means we’ve picked up valuable information about helping you protect yourself, your organization and the people who depend on it. Our resource center includes a wealth of materials featuring safety and security knowledge from our experts and the industry leaders we work with. To get started, first choose your organization type, then select from a variety of topics designed to help make your organization more secure.
article Find a Safe Space to Ride Out the Storm The U.S. experiences over 100,000 thunderstorms each year, and approximately 10 percent of these storms are classified as severe. Severe thu...
article Workers' Compensation Recordkeeping Businesses are required to keep two types of workers’ compensation (WC) records. The first is required by approved State Occupational Safe...
article Collecting Drug Test Samples Drug tests can be conducted on the following samples: urine, saliva, sweat and hair. Detection times vary depending on many factors, includi...
article Essential Elements Of A Drug-Testing Program An effective drug-testing program consists of two key elements: (1) a general understanding of illicit drug use and the primary regulation t...
article Employer Drug Testing: An Overview It’s no secret that the use of alcohol and illicit drugs can impair a person’s judgment, dexterity and overall safety. What is shocking ...
webinar Best Practices in Screening and Selection When it comes to preventing sexual abuse, a zero-tolerance policy is simply not enough. Learn about best practices for screening and selecti...
article Fact Sheet: Key Elements of an Effective Modified Duty Return-to-Work Program For decades now, research has documented the value of returning an injured worker (IW) to work as soon as possible, even the day of injury. ...
article Fact Sheet: The Value of Pre-Employment Medical Screenings A candidate’s ability to perform the physical demands of a position they have been offered is essential information for hiring decisions. ...
article Fact Sheet: Fit for Duty Medical Screening Questions Pre-employment medical screenings need to be completed after a job offer has been made and prior to the start date. Each screening should be...
article Fact Sheet: Workplace Strategies for Avoiding Workers' Compensation Claims Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) working at nursing homes experience some of the highest workplace injury rates in the United States due ...
article Fact Sheet: Who's Who Among Regulatory Authorities Specific to Senior Living Communities The healthcare industry’s influence spans our lifetime, from our first to our last breath. T...
article Fact Sheet: Lifting and Handling Hazards and Solutions in Senior Living Communities Staff at senior living communities (SLCs) experience some of the highest workplace injury rates of all industries, right up there with manuf...
article Fact Sheet: Immunization Program Considerations Because they’re regularly exposed to patients and/or infectious materials, healthcare personnel (HCP)* are considered to be at substantial...