Safety program management
Taking safety measures means more than just following a set of rules; it means top management support and direction of your safety program, with safety given the same priority as productivity and quality.
With sample programs, checklists, suggested inspection schedules and a host of thought-provoking plans, your business can mitigate the risk that missing a piece of the safety program can cause.
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Sample workplace inspection
While accidents can happen anytime or anywhere, a good workplace inspection can help uncover vulnerabilities – places where accidents are likely to happen – and thereby help prevent them. This sample inspection can help you get started.
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Active shooter training
ALICE Training, Inc., a national provider of online active shooter response training, helps organizations with a proactive response to active shooter events, and helps companies assess response strategies as well as providing training for staff to respond in a dangerous situation.
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Rapid reporting cuts workers’ compensation claims costs
The cost of claims is always a concern, but experience has shown that claims cost can be reduced if prompt and accurate reporting is in place. Prompt reporting also means your injured workers receive appropriate medical attention.
Resources
Risk Solutions partners
Hanover has partnered with other expert safety professionals to provide our customers with discounted solutions to costly problems. Among the offerings you may find these especially helpful.
Sign in or register to take advantage of these Partners’ resources:
Workplace safety training
 The Hanover Worker Safety Advantage Program offers worker safety training courses online for your convenience – and your workers. These courses address the most common losses workers face. Hanover Policyholders can sign in or register to take advantage of this program. Learn more
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Education & training
Organizational fleet safety program
Learn the nine steps to creating a safer fleet with this e-learning course. Start now
Related links
Recordkeeping
- OSHA Fatality/Severe injury reporting
- OSHA Logs
- OSHA New reporting requirements fact sheet
- OSHA Who is required to keep records fact sheet