AlaCOMP provides news and OSHA Updates to all members. Each entry is packed with vital safety tips, updates to claims processes and information on the annual seminar devoted to safety and workers’ compensation subjects.
Learn about Welding Safety
June 08, 2026
Welding is one of the most hazardous jobs, but with the right precautions, you can protect your team. Share this video with your Team to help prevent injuries.
MOREHeat Stress Prevention Strategies to Protect Your Team
June 08, 2026
Heat Stress Prevention Resources Check out the links below for more training materials. Bee Sure to Share With Your Team! Meet the Risk Management Team! Kyle Director of Risk Management Cooper Risk Technician Lakresha Risk Manager
MOREChemical Safety for Painters
June 02, 2026
Painting work involves more than brushes, rollers, and spray equipment. It also involves chemical exposure from paints, primers, thinners, solvents, hardeners, and cleaning products. These materials can pose serious hazards if not handled properly. Depending on the product and the work area, employees may be exposed to harmful vapors, skin and eye irritation, flammable liquids, and unsafe airborne concentrations. Chemical safety in painting starts with understanding the product before the…
MOREDangers of Improper Housekeeping on Commercial Painting Projects
June 02, 2026
Proper housekeeping is essential to maintaining a safe and productive commercial painting jobsite. Poor organization and failure to keep work areas clean can create serious hazards for employees, subcontractors, and other personnel on site. Paint buckets left in walkways, improperly stored materials, and cluttered work areas increase the risk of slips, trips, and falls, as well as other preventable accidents. Maintaining clean and orderly conditions throughout the workday helps ensure compliance…
MOREOSHA Compliance Tips for Small Businesses
May 29, 2026
Small businesses can remain OSHA-compliant by focusing on a few key safety practices. Regularly identifying and correcting workplace hazards Providing clear job-specific training and encouraging employees to report concerns are essential steps. Even if exempt from certain recordkeeping requirements, maintaining accurate incident records and posting required OSHA notices helps demonstrate a commitment to safety. Additionally, conducting routine safety checks, providing proper PPE, and assigning…
MOREOSHA Top 5 Citations of 2025
May 19, 2026
OSHA has released its most cited standards for 2025, and some of the biggest risks are probably not what you expect.
MOREAvoid These Shortcuts to Keep Your Team Safe!
May 12, 2026
Avoid These Shortcuts to Keep Your Team Safe!
MORELearn How Mental Health Can Effect your Team
May 12, 2026
Mental Health Resources Check out the links below for more training materials. Bee Sure to Share With Your Team!
MOREMake sure PPE is a priority for your Team
May 12, 2026
It's Building Safety Month - Make Sure Your Team is Protected
MOREEssential Steps to Protect Roadway Workers
April 06, 2026
Roadway safety starts with the basics: visibility, awareness, and the proper setup. Learn how to protect your Team from life-threatening hazards.
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