The ins and outs of door security

Implementing strategies to secure exterior doors are important safety measures.

Lease agreements: triple net lease

A triple net lease requires the tenant of the leased property to pay monthly rent as well as property taxes, property insurance, and to perform regular building maintenance.

Bookcases, cubbies and other falling objects

According to CPSC data, unstable and unsecured TVs and large pieces of furniture kill a child every two weeks, on average, in tip-over incidents that are easily preventable.

Playground safety

Four key areas to significantly reduce the risk of injury on the playground - supervision, age appropriate equipment design, fall zones, and material types.

Rollover prevention tips and safe operating guidelines

Rollover prevention tips and safe operating guidelines.

Slips, trips, and falls: Claim mitigation

Preventing slips, trips, and falls of visitors to your business is as important as keeping your residents from falling

Putting Safety First, Last, and Always at School

Pointers on what you can do to prevent prevalent claims.

Playground safety: The dirty dozen

The National Playground Safety Institute (NSPI) has identified 12 of the leading causes of injuries on playgrounds, which they call the “Dirty Dozen.”

Protecting your business personal property: A crisis averted

The loss of business personal property due to disaster or theft can result in significant replacement and lost opportunity costs.

Proper supervision leads the way to safety

Inadequate and improper supervision are some of the leading root causes of accidents that result in a child’s unintentional injury.