Of course, it saves the cost of medical bills and lost productivity.  But a solid safety program should – and does – mean more than dollars and cents.  It represents an organization’s commitment to its people, and as cliché as it may sound, people remain the most valuable asset any business can have.

And here’s another hard truth – the best business strategy is one where nobody gets hurt in the first place.

So, naturally, the most successful businesses operate with the highest levels of safety.  That applies equally to the heaviest manufacturing concerns, as well as the most desk-bound service provider.  An employer that respects its people by keeping them safe typically reaps the business rewards.

Evergreen Insurance offers a safety consultant staff unlike other providers.  Armed with educational backgrounds in safety and health, plus hands-on experience with scores of customers, our team brings the skills and insight to improve the safety performance of your business, along with the benefits in premiums that can result.

Customers have appreciated the practical ideas our safety experts have introduced, such as establishing an on-site safety committee to earn discounts on workers’ compensation coverage, raising job-related safety as a core competency to reduce injuries and associated workers comp expenses, and paying closer attention to driver behavior to lower accident rates and the cost of recovery.

We start with an honest assessment of your current program, to evaluate together where any safety-related gaps may exist.  Then, our Safety team walks you through the services and plans that address your risks and opportunities.  We collaborate with you through the entire process to determine the best path forward to ensure the safety of your team and protect your investment.

Can there be an easier, more efficient, and more rewarding way to improve your productivity and profitability than by upgrading your safety program?  Contact us today to learn more.

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