
At Sentry, we offer more than just insurance. We’re here to help you prevent claims from happening in the first place. We offer a range of safety webinars throughout the year to help you build a culture of safety and reduce losses.
Does your business use cranes? If so, this webinar can help teach you about:
Certain types of cranes
Different types of cane inspections
How to train employees in crane safety, including signaling
Crane maintenance requirements
Different types of rigging
Rigging inspections and requirements
As a business owner, the importance of minimizing downtime and financial losses in the face of unexpected disruptions can’t be overstated. During this session, we’ll focus on developing strategies for manufacturing plants to withstand, respond to, and recover from disruptions.
Sentry industry experts will discuss how to effectively utilize telematics to identify at risk drivers and reduce your fleet’s overall risk profile. They will delve into key attributes of a robust telematics system that includes cameras, driver rating systems, and safety alerts for management. The safety consultants will provide guidance on how to approach drivers that have safety related issues and utilize best practices to improve their risk profile. We will also talk about improving operational performance through real time data. This includes driver productivity, more effective dispatch operations, and reducing fuel costs.
We will discuss the basics of managing all types of crash situations, from minor to critical. Time is of the essence as crash scenes are quickly cleaned up and both witnesses and law enforcement rarely stay for longer than absolutely necessary. The process begins by identifying individuals that understand the importance of assessing the situation and knowing how to escalate issues quickly and then training drivers on what to do at the scene of a crash. We will also discuss the importance of quickly reporting a crash to Sentry, coaching your driver and other employees while things are coming into focus and engaging outside resources as needed. The discussion will then move to what information needs to be collected, how to control what is being discussed as well as how to work with your driver and other stakeholders post-crash.
Effective ventilation is essential for both comfort and protection of workers across work environments. We’ll explore practical strategies and regulatory requirements for implementing safe and efficient ventilation systems. Specific topics will include:
Applications for manufacturing operations
Laboratory settings
Welding processes
General facility ventilation
OSHA requirements
Industry best practices
Practical approaches to maintaining healthy indoor air quality and controlling workplace exposures
In this webinar, we’ll look at how SPHM programs can impact both caregiver and patient safety, along with meeting goals for quality and practice initiatives through use of data and outcome measurement.
If you have any questions on any of these webinars, please contact Jenessa.Warzynski@sentry.com.