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.
Should you be documenting this?
October 24, 2025
Documentation should begin with your safety program. There is an adage in the world of administration: “If it isn’t in writing, it isn’t!” Your safety program must be in writing, not only for protection against litigation but also for OSHA compliance. All training must be documented. Only documented training is verifiable. This applies to new hire orientation, safety training, and certification training, such as forklift training, CPR, and more. At a minimum,…
MOREDo you work alone on the Job? Here’s What You Need to Know.
October 24, 2025
Working alone does not mean working without risk. Whether it is a maintenance tech at a remote facility, a nurse on home visits, or a warehouse employee after hours, lone workers face serious safety challenges that most teams overlook. Lone workers face heightened risk because no one is present to assist if something goes wrong, respond to a call for help, or witness the incident. If you do not have a solid plan, you are gambling with safety. Learn these five ways to protect lone workers.…
MOREPreventing Injuries in Schools, Daycares, and Churches
August 06, 2025
Check out this infographic to learn how to protect your team in schools, churches, and daycares! If you have any questions, please contact the Risk Management Team.
MORELearn About Forklift Safety
July 10, 2025
Forklifts are not just tools. They are powerful machines that can cause serious injuries if used incorrectly. That is why operators are trained to follow clear safety rules, like staying inside the cab, using a seatbelt, and never leaving the forklift with the forks raised. A small oversight like this can lead to someone tripping, falling, or getting hurt by a sudden shift. To watch more of our safety videos, visit our YouTube Channel. Please contact the Risk Management…
MOREUnderstanding Safety Data Sheets: A Quick Guide
July 02, 2025
Get the facts on Safety Data Sheets(SDS) below. To watch more of our safety videos, visit our YouTube Channel. Please contact the Risk Management Team with any questions.
MOREWe Asked Our Team to Share Their Top Safety Tips!
June 04, 2025
Safety starts with awareness. Hear directly from our team as they share their top safety tips in this short video. To watch more of our safety videos, visit our YouTube Channel. Please contact the Risk Management Team with any questions.
MORELearn the LOTO Process!
June 04, 2025
Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) is vital for keeping your team safe when working with machinery. Check out the full process in our infographic! To watch more of our safety videos, visit our YouTube Channel. Please contact the Risk Management Team with any questions.
MOREWhat to Look for in an Accident Investigation
June 04, 2025
How to Conduct and What to Look for in an Accident Investigation Accident investigations should be conducted for all workplace incidents, not just ones that result in an injury. When conducting an accident investigation, most of the time, it will be determined that the events surrounding the accident were predictable and that the accident could have been prevented if proper actions had been taken. Conducting an accident investigation is crucial for determining the cause of a specific…
MOREBuilding Safety Month
May 27, 2025
It's Building Safety Month, and there is no better time to ensure your team's protection. Check out this infographic to learn more! To watch more of our safety videos, visit our YouTube Channel. Please contact the Risk Management Team with any questions.
MOREPreventing Violence in the Workplace
May 14, 2025
Workplace violence is a complex subject, but it’s an important one. Any form of violence at work, whether verbal threats, harassment, intimidation, or physical harm, threatens the safety and well-being of employees. At AlaCOMP, we believe every employee deserves a safe, respectful, and supportive environment. What does workplace violence look like? Verbal abuse or threatening language Physical altercations or threats Harassment or bullying Domestic…
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