Workers' Compensation School
Education is a critical pillar to the ESM service strategy. Our best practices, analysis and recommendations have provided over 1,000+ employers with strategies that accelerate compliance and mitigate the risk and cost associated with Workers' Compensation.
We now bring the education and tools to you via the
ESM Workers' Compensation School.
Why should you enroll?
Over 13+ years, ESM has developed and implemented risk management programs to accelerate and enhance Workers' Compensation strategies for public and private sector employers. We now offer these tools in a curriculum format, which provide for the following:
Professional Benefits:
Enhanced knowledge of administering Safety, Claims Management and Return To Work programs for your Company
Tools and best practices to accelerate your strategy and results, gleaned from public and private sector employers and industry experts
Certificate of completion for:
Increased professional stock value
Potential discounts on Work Comp Premiums when your broker leverages your certificates for Insurance Carrier "scheduled credits"
Professional guidance from Risk Managers & Industry Experts that have decades of experience
What you will receive (review each curriculum for specific details):
Training Video (15 - 25 mins)
Certificate of completion
PowerPoint Presentation Slides
Compliance policies & best practices gleaned from over 1,000+ employers
Additional training modules as applicable
Learners guide, powerpoint training, quiz and answers
Forms, checklists and other tools to help administer your Risk Management program
Discounts are available through ESM’s Insurance Agency partners. Contact us or your Insurance Broker for more information.
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COMPLYING WITH CAL-OSHA'S HEAT ILLNESS
The heat is here! As the temperature intensifies, the potential for heat related illnesses rises dramatically. Heat illnesses are serious and it is important that you properly train and remain vigilant over your employees, especially during high-heat days.
COMPLETING YOUR OSHA 300
Completing your OSHA 300 form can be daunting, and are California employers required to submit it electronically to OSHA? In this session, we will discuss reporting requirements and how to properly complete your OSHA 300 as well as how to use your 300 to set establish and measure risk management goals.
COMPLYING with cAL-OSHA'S IIPP
California employers with 5 or more employees are required to have an Injury & Illness Prevention Program (IIPP). But it’s more than just having the written program, it’s imperative that implementation of the program exist in order to minimize workplace injuries and unnecessary Workers Compensation costs as well as ensure compliance with Title 8.
analyzing loss runs & extrapolating trends
Workers’ Compensation data can help you to develop risk management trends that reduce the cost and impact of Workers’ Compensation. Regularly reviewing loss runs and understanding what key information to analyze from these reports, is a crucial part of effectively minimizing the cost and impact of workplace injuries.
OSHA'S HERE, NOW WHAT?
Ah-oh! OSHA’s at the front desk. What do we do? If not properly prepared (or in compliance), an unexpected OSHA visit can be costly and stressful.