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.
Make sure PPE is a priority for your Team
May 12, 2026
It's Building Safety Month - Make Sure Your Team is Protected
MOREDefensive Driving Safety Training Resources for Your Team
April 06, 2026
Driving Safety 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 Other Topics: Fire Extinguisher Basics Subcontractors: What's the Difference
MORESafety Training Resources for Metal Fabrication
April 06, 2026
Metal Fabrication Learn practical safety tips to protect your team Lockout/Tagout Safeguarding Eyes and Face Prioritizing PPE Print this sheet with Pinch Point Safety Tips and post it where your employees can see it. If you have any questions regarding Metal Fabrication Safety, please contact our Risk Management Team.
MORELadder Safety Training Resources for Your Team
March 02, 2026
Ladder Safety 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 Other Topics: Preparing for an OSHA Visit The Top 5 Claim Reporting Mistakes
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February 02, 2026
Fire Safety 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 Other Topics: Benefits of PPE Learn how PPE can prevent injuries 5 Common OSHA Myths Prepare for the next inspection
MORESafety Grows from Smart Landscaping Practices
January 09, 2026
Landscaping Learn practical safety tips to protect your team Mowers Trailer Loading and Equipment Transport Working Near Roadways Seasonal Driving Chainsaws and Small Powered Equipment If you have any questions regarding landscaping safety, please contact our Risk Management Team.
MOREProtect Your Team From Cold Stress - Training Materials
January 06, 2026
Cold Stress 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 Other Topics: Common OSHA Myths Make sure you're OSHA Compliant Accident Prevention Establish an Accident Prevention Plan
MORETrailer Loading and Equipment Transport
December 05, 2025
Crews must load equipment onto trailers using slow controlled movement. The heaviest equipment must be placed in front of the trailer axle to create stable weight distribution. Ramps must be locked and secured. Tie-down straps must be inspected for wear and replaced when frayed. Drivers must perform walk-around inspections to confirm that straps, hitches, and lighting are secure before leaving the yard. This includes verifying that no loose tools or fuel containers are present.
MOREShould 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.…
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