A written and consistently enforced fleet safety program is vital to communicate management policies and procedures to drivers and supervisors. Formalizing fleet controls will promote consistency and foster a safety culture that can help reduce vehicle damage and driver injuries. Without written documentation of fleet safety directives there is no consistent accountability for drivers operating vehicles for company business. In addition, lack of formal fleet programming will make it challenging in the event of a...

Slips, trips and falls are the leading cause of injury in public places. According to the National Safety Council, over 25,000 slip, trip and fall injuries occur each day in the US. About 8 million people end up in the emergency room each year, as a result of a slip, trip and fall. As a result, these injuries are the primary reason for emergency room visits and they represent the majority of medical costs. Join...

In this presentation we explore the potentially significant impact of sensors, safety and risk management applications, digital transformation, and advanced manufacturing solutions on minimizing risks in the manufacturing sector. We’ll discuss how they can streamline operations, reduce losses, and enhance underwriting accuracy?, ultimately improving profitability for all. However, we also acknowledge the challenges related to privacy and cybersecurity risks that arise with the adoption of new technology and shared data. We emphasize the need for...

In a world of fluctuating fuel costs and push for climate decarbonization, the demand for alternative fuel sources is at an all-time high. While traditional forms of renewable energy sources (solar, wind, hydro, etc.) have been well established, North America is seeing a rapid growth in biogas production, including both landfill and anaerobic digestion. Although there are certainly environmental and financial benefits to the production of biogas, these operations come with unique and difficult risks...

Businesses are vulnerable to cyber attacks because every business today is connected to the web/cloud. A successful cyber attack can shut down the business for weeks and damage its reputation, resulting in devastating financial consequences. Having the ability to, at a high level, assess the cyber security posture of your clients and advise them on areas needing improvement, will position them to receive competitive cyber insurance quotes and demonstrate the value your agency provides. View...

Whether your company is a pharmaceutical manufacturer,a medical device organization, a service provider with field technicians or another similar industry, fleet vehicles and sales representatives are critical components of a business. Driving is among the most dangerous activities your employees do, and a significant portion of your workforce may be on the road every day. Sales reps and field service providers play a critical role in your business’s success. Protecting the health and safety of...

Join us for this informative webinar in which participants in our educational program will receive comprehensive guidance on the regulations set by the U.S. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) for commercial motor vehicles (CMVs). In addition to covering federal requirements for commercial driver qualification and files, this program also incorporates industry best practices. This training ensures participants have a thorough understanding of compliance and safety measures in the transportation industry. Chubb Risk Engineering’s Driver...

As companies expand/transition into new markets related to climate risk and opportunity, operations and risks may change significantly. Learn about the new hazards and controls related to this business shift. View other webinars and recordings in the Risk Engineering series Audience This webinar is designed for Chubb appointed Agents and Brokers, and their select Clients. Faculty Karine Narr AVP, Sr. Risk Specialist Chubb Risk Engineering Rachel Goldstein VP, Risk Engineering Service Executive Climate Lead Chubb...

Virtually every operator in the energy industry relies on third parties (eg. EPC, O&M, transportation, etc.) in some capacity to conduct their day to day operations. From maintenance repairs to production, the utilization of these third parties can bring rise to several often-overlooked risks in the workplace. By implementing an effective contractor management program, a business will be able to reduce their overall risk associated with the use of these third-party entities. Safety and risk...