Safety Services

A comprehensive and proactive safety program can significantly reduce accidents – and consequently your losses, claims and premiums.

Safety management and risk consulting is a cornerstone of USI's available client solutions. We have provided innovative approaches to the various safety challenges of our clients since the inception of our business. Our solutions are designed to control loss exposures within a wide variety of industries and work environments.

Our certified safety personnel become part of your team and are available to assist you in reducing costs and improving the bottom line. By crafting a comprehensive employee safety program, we create conditions for improved work efficiencies within your organization.

In addition, our staff works directly with your insurance providers to make sure you get the quality service you pay for and expect. We'll often work hand in hand with your provider to coordinate the direction of loss control services to focus it where it makes the most impact.

Simply stated, our safety solutions are an additional value to help strengthen your business through loss reduction.

For more information about our Safety Management services, contact us.

After experiencing a rise in both the Experience Modifier Rates and the Incident and Severity Rates, our client called our office to ask for help. Although they realized the importance and benefits of establishing and managing a comprehensive safety program, they were not sold on the approach provided by their carrier. Over the next few months, I met with the client to develop an effective safety program. We were able to get buy-in from the field supervisors, set up accountabilities, and perform field safety audits on jobsites. Over time, they went from an annual average of 90 accidents down to 10 accidents, creating a dramatic reduction of their rates. Over the last few years they have maintained their “safety from the top down” program, thereby significantly reducing their insurance costs and increasing jobsite quality and production.”

John C. Sullivan,
CSP, Vice President Safety Services