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Loss Control

Acuity Loss Control Representatives work with you to help guide you in achieving safety goals.

Consultation and services

Reps provide on-site consultation on a variety of safety topics including slip/fall prevention, back injury prevention, fleet safety, ergonomics, safety policies and procedures, and many more. In addition, they provide insights on OSHA regulations, DOT and FMCSA requirements, NFPA fire codes, and other regulatory issues.

 

 

Training and resources

Loss Control Representatives can provide customers with on-site training on a wide variety of topics such as supervisory safety training sessions, employee and driver training, and safety meetings.  We also offer the OSHA 10-hour Course to our customers, delivered by authorized instructors.

 

We offer a variety of safety program templates that our customers can access to aid them in development of their company safety policies and procedures.  Self-inspection checklists guide walk-around inspections to help identify hazards to correct before an accident occurs.

 

 

Safety videos

We offer our customers instant access to J.J. Keller’s complete Video on Demand library including supporting collateral such as Instructor Guides, Quizzes, Handouts, and more.  Select from over 160 titles in the Construction, Driver/DOT, Hazmat, HR & Legal Compliance, and Workplace Safety Market Niches. Not only that, Recorded webinars are available on several safety topics that can be used for reference and training.

 

Helpful links

www.osha.gov (Occupational Safety & Health Administration)

www.nsc.org  (National Safety Council)

www.nfpa.org  (National Fire Protection Agency)

www.fmcsa.dot.gov  (Federal Motor Carriers Safety Administration)

https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/ (National institute for Occupational Safety and Health)

www.cdc.gov  (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)

www.aapcc.org  (American Association of Poison Control Centers)

http://www.keeptruckingsafe.org (Keep Trucking Safe)

http://www.bls.gov/ (Bureau of Labor Statistics)

http://www.usfsafetyflorida.com/ (Building your own safety program)

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    FAQs

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    Is there an extra charge for a loss control visit?

    No – there is no additional charge for loss control representatives to visit a customer’s location.

    What type of experience do loss control representatives have?

    Our reps have an average of 27 years experience. Loss control reps have a bachelors degree in safety and certifications such as an associate in risk management and certified safety professional.  Some are also authorized OSHA outreach trainers.

    Where can I find OSHA or other safety regulations?

    Check out the links above to check out official safety and regulation websites.

    Where do I find fire protection system criteria and information?

    Use the link www.nfpa.org and serach the site for the fire protection related information that you need.