Industry News
Making the Most of Weather-Related Downtime
Author, Vanessa Hanna, Client Communications Coordinator, Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc.
With Winter right around the corner, construction, landscape and tree care companies are continuing to navigate challenging weather conditions. Inclement weather, including rain and snow, can result in project delays and temporary jobsite closures. While these closures help protect workers, they can also create challenges for both contractors and employees. Businesses may experience project delays and lost productivity, while workers can miss out on valuable hours and income they were counting on earning.
Staying Ahead of Winter Hazards: A Guide to Slip and Fall Prevention
Author, Jadyn Brandt, Client Communications Coordinator, Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc.
Temperatures are beginning to drop, and as winter weather sets in, the risk of slips, trips, and falls in the workplace is on the rise. Snow, ice, and wet conditions can turn parking lots, stairways, and lobbies into hidden hazards. In 2022, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 865 fatalities due to slips, trips and falls. From office employees walking in from the parking lot to construction crews working outdoors, everyone should be aware of the potential risks that come with the seasons changing. Preventing injuries requires awareness, preparation, and a proactive safety culture.
Using Rancho Mesa Resources to Prepare Drivers for Winter Weather Conditions
Author, Jadyn Brandt, Client Communications Coordinator, Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc.
Temperatures are beginning to drop across the United States, exposing companies to a number of dangerous weather conditions. Depending on where your company performs work, employees will encounter rain, ice, snow, and fog while performing job duties.
Putting Your Best Foot Forward: Slip and Fall Preparedness
Author, Jadyn Brandt, Client Communications Coordinator, Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc.
With winter fast approaching, it’s important that employees are prepared to handle potential hazards caused by the change in weather. Slip and fall prevention is essential for any businesses operating in areas where employees will encounter rain, ice, and snow during the workday.
Preparing Your Company for Winter Weather
Author, Jadyn Brandt, Client Communications Coordinator, Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc.
Winter is on its way, and companies are preparing for the colder months still ahead. Lower temperatures, heavy rain, and illnesses caused by the cold can all take away from the safety and efficiency of a business or job site.