Understanding the Impact of Workplace Distractions In every industry, workplace distractions workplace distractions lead to injury risk. Employees can become distracted in many ways and these distractions can compromise awareness, delay reaction times, and increase
Why Drug-Free Workplace Policies Matter for Employee Safety The National Council for Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD) estimates that nearly 70% of the 14.8 million Americans using illegal drugs are employed. This statistic underscores the
Finger injuries are among the most common workplace incidents, ranging from minor cuts to severe damage involving bones, tendons, and ligaments. If not treated properly, these injuries can lead to permanent deformity and loss of
Chemical burns are among the most devastating injuries that can occur in industrial environments. They are not just painful—they can be life-altering or even fatal. At Berkley Industrial Comp, we believe that awareness, training, and
Expert Analysis for Nevada Agents on SB 317 and Workers Comp Compliance Nevada Workers Comp Law Update: SB 317 Overview Keeping up with the latest laws in Nevada is crucial for understanding how workers compensation
Engulfment is a serious workplace hazard that occurs when a person becomes trapped by flowable materials—such as soil, sand, grain, or liquid—that can move rapidly, collapse without warning, or block escape routes. These incidents often
Combating Insurance Fraud in Workers’ Compensation: Insights from a Veteran Investigator Insurance fraud continues to be a costly challenge across the industry, with the National Insurance Crime Bureau estimating that fraud may be involved in up to 10% of
Our beliefs affect how we perceive life’s experiences, our safety decisions, and the culture in which we work. Work cultures are the result of reinforced work practices. This reinforcement focuses on the continuation of behavior,
Stress from working in high hazard industries is often very personal and private. Workers present a tough exterior to the world, but in private suffer from lack of sleep, depression, and often feelings of anxiety.
Each year, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports millions of nonfatal injuries and illnesses in private industry workplaces. And from these illnesses and injuries, millions of workers lose time from work as a result of