Hurricane preparedness: 36 hours out video

This video provides information to help you protect your employees and property during a hurricane. It addresses ways to help mitigate the damage caused by high winds and heavy rainfall. This video walks you through some of the major steps you should take to protect your buildings prior to a storm making landfall, and also assists with the coordination of post storm activities.

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Preparing for a hurricane

To learn how to protect your organization from wind and weather related losses, please join us at this dynamic educational webinar that will provide you with the information you need to proactively protect your property, people and business.

By the end of the program, attendees will be able to list the most important activities to complete 36 hours out as it applies to:

• Employees, guests and visitors
• Buildings
• Equipment
• Keeping your business running after the storm

To register for a live webinar on hurricane preparedness hosted by Zurich, click on the dates below:

Wednesday, September 8, 2010
1:00 p.m. EDT

Tuesday, September 21, 2010
1:00 p.m. EDT

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During and after a hurricane webcast

Zurich’s Risk Engineering team is proud to present this web-based program that provides information to help your organization protect employees and property from wind, weather and water related losses during and after a hurricane. Please join us for an educational webcast that will provide you with the information you need to proactively protect your property, people and business.

Distracted driving: What a text or call could cost your organization

Zurich Services Corporation Risk Engineering is pleased to offer our newest e-learning solution on distracted driving. This was adapted from our popular webinar of the same name. At the end of the program, you will be able to download Risktopics and explore additional risk engineering services. 

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To learn more about distracted driving, visit:
www.distracted-driving.nsc.com
www.distraction.gov

Accident investigation techniques

An accident onsite is not good, but learning from that can help improve operations and prevent future losses. If you would like to learn how to improve your accident investigation techniques, you should attend this face-to-face-seminar hosted by Zurich's risk engineering thought leaders.

This program is designed to give project managers, safety professionals and field supervision the tools to understand and control their accidents and incidents investigation procedures.  

Click here for seminar dates, registration details and more information about the topics that will be discussed during this program.

Rigging, signaling and the new crane standard

Our customers have been asking for an update on the new crane standard and we listened! Zurich Services Corporation Risk Engineering is pleased to offer an information packed seminar to learn more about the new standard, how to control and minimize crane, rigging and signaling exposures, and how to protect your company's bottom line. 

Click here for seminar dates, registration details and more information about the topics that will be discussed during this program. 

HACCP training meets government requirements for food suppliers

As part of Zurich's commitment to enhance the effectiveness of your safety programs, we are offering a special seminar on Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point Systems (HACCP). This three-day workshop is designed to meet the educational requirements cited in the FDA regulations requiring HACCP for seafood and juice products and the USDA regulation for meat and poultry products.

Anyone responsible for food safety should attend this training, which combines lectures, videos and small working groups to show how to apply the seven principles necessary to develop and implement your HACCP plan.  

Click here for seminar dates, registration details and more information about the topics that will be discussed during this program.

New federal regulations you need to know: Comprehensive Safety Analysis (CSA) 2010 program webcast

Is your fleet regulated by the Department of Transportation? The answer might surprise you. Zurich has developed a helpful online educational program that introduces the CSA 2010 concepts and addresses what you and your drivers may need to do to prepare for these changes.

Passenger van webcast

Does your organization operate a passenger van?  If the answer is yes and your drivers are volunteer or compensated, they should join Zurich for this informative webcast that will provide inspection and accident prevention techniques for the safe operation of passenger vans. From tires to passenger safety, this webcast is packed with valuable information for the driver.  

Long-term care workers: Preventing work acquired disease

Zurich's Risk Engineering team is pleased to offer this web-based educational program to help you and your employees better understand the risks of acquiring infections in the healthcare workplace. This program addresses the top diseases that long-term caregivers may be exposed to and offers some best practices for preventing employee exposure.

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Home care workers: Animal bite prevention facts and tips

Are dog and cat bites a constant fear of your employees providing care in the home environment? Zurich's Risk Engineering team can offer your employees some tips on how to recognize the warning signs before an animal attack occurs, as well as what to do if a cat or dog attacks.

Click here to view the animal bite prevention webcast

Winter hazard control program: What you need to do to prepare webcast

Zurich’s Risk Engineering team is proud to present this web-based educational program that provides information to help you protect your employees and your property during the winter season. It addresses ways to help you mitigate the damage caused by winter weather. It also offers assistance regarding the steps to take to protect your building and employees prior to a storm, and provides valuable information on what you should do during and after the storm.