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Pinnacol Assurance Safety Group Article: Preventing Workplace Violence: How to Keep Employees Safe as They Transition Back to In-Person Work
Preventing workplace violence: How to ke...
Read MorePinnacol Pointers: Staying Safe in the Sun
Did you know that outdoor workers are up to 3.5 times more likely than indoor workers to develop skin cancer? Employees who work outdoors also are at a higher risk of experiencing heat stress, wh...
Read MoreThe Germs that Kill Your Business
By Jim Malcolm, Enviro-Master Services of Denver | Vendor Bylines — This headline regarding the flu is alarming: The Flu is Killing up to 4,000 Americans a Week (Bloomberg, 2/10/1...
Read MorePinnacol Pointers: Tips to Prevent Tripping Up in Winter Weather
One million Americans slip, trip, or fall every year, costing employers an average of $40,000 per incident and accounting for 20 percent ...
Read MoreCyber Security 101
By Jason VanGotten, Colorado Restaurant Insurance -- As a restaurant owner, you’ve put your heart and soul into opening a business and running it successfully. The responsibilities ...
Read MorePinnacol Pointers: Safe Lifting - Got Your Employee's Back?
In 2013, overexertion injuries from lifting, carrying, pushing and pulling materials accounted for $15 billion in workers’ compensa...
Read MorePinnacol Pointers: Protect Your Workers from Hearing Loss
Every year, 30 million people in the United States are exposed to dangerous noise levels at work. Thousands of people endure hearing loss...
Read MorePinnacol Pointers: Eye Safety - Protecting your Workers' Vision
In 2016, Pinnacol processed 2,048 claims for eye injuries for a gross total of just over $2 million. Despite the high risk of eye injury i...
Read MorePinnacol Pointers: Burn Safety
The risk of burns may seem inherent in the restaurant industry, but precautions can be taken to reduce the risk of a burn injury. On average, over the past two years, members of the Colorado Resta...
Read MorePinnacol Pointers: Sun Safety at your Workplace - The 5 S's
Did you know that up to 90 percent of all skin cancers are caused by prolonged or intense exposure to the sun? Outdoor workers are exposed ...
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