Industry News
Critical Steps That Protect Employees and Your Business Following a Work-Related Injury
Author, Greg Garcia, Account Executive, Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc.
In the landscaping industry, workplace injuries can occur despite the best safety efforts. When an injury does happen, the employer’s next steps can significantly impact the outcome for the injured employee, the employer, and the insurance carrier.
What to Do After A Vehicle, Equipment or Fuel Theft
Author, Jessee Keirstead, Risk Control Consultant, Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc.
When a company vehicle, piece of equipment, or fuel supply is stolen, taking immediate and organized action is critical. A prompt response can increase the chances of recovery, support insurance claims, and help minimize business disruptions.
Top 5 Risk Exposures for Janitorial Service Providers
Author, Jeremy Hoolihan, Partner, Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc.
Running a successful janitorial company means more than delivering spotless facilities. Every day, your employees work around customers, expensive property, cleaning chemicals, and equipment creating exposures that can lead to costly liability claims.
Jobsite Fuel Theft is on the Rise
Author, Jessee Keirstead, Risk Control Consultant, Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc.
Gasoline and diesel theft has emerged as a growing and often underreported risk across Southern California, driven in part by persistently high fuel costs and organized theft activity.
Hiring as a Risk Strategy: Controlling Insurance Costs in Construction
Author, Kyle Dunlap, Account Executive, Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc.
Best-in-class construction contractors treat hiring as a strategic function. When scaling quickly after winning large contracts, these employers use structured recruiting, safety-focused screening, and disciplined onboarding to reduce risk, protect their workforce, and control workers’ compensation costs and their experience modification rate (EMR).