Loss Control
Smart Strategies That Help Manage Risk and Prevent Losses
BHHC Loss Control professionals partner with your organization to build and maintain a strong, risk-control program for your company.
“BHHC’s Loss Control specialist has done more to help our company reduce losses in a real and meaningful way, than any loss control specialist we have had in the past. I appreciate your engagement and assistance in making our safety program successful.”
We work with you to establish risk management strategies and best practices that enhance the effectiveness of your hazard controls and increase employee involvement in the prevention of workplace injuries. A highly experienced team of safety professionals will guide you in controlling costs and improving your bottom line.
Loss Control services include:
- Development of customized loss control service plans in partnership with our customers.
- Hazard identification surveys; safety inspection.
- Research and direction on OSHA regulations (Federal, CalOSHA and state specific).
- Accident investigations of serious injuries to identify root causes and corrective action plans.
- Noise level – preliminary evaluations.
- Proven expertise in providing direction and support toward effective safety programs.
- Safety training for management and supervisors.
- Training materials and resources for use throughout your organization.
- Monthly safety webinars, presented by our knowledgeable Loss Control Consultants.
Mark your calendars and get ready to dive into a year full of learning and safety innovation.
Registration is now open for the 2025 Workplace Safety Webinar Series hosted by Loss Control. Log in to the Safety Center to register for your sessions.
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Webinar Topic |
Date |
Recommended Audience |
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Preparing Safety Efforts for the New Year A review of regulatory updates and discussion about elements to address for the next 12 months |
January 7 | Supervisor, Safety Manager |
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OSHA 300 Log Support Get ready for the posting deadlines |
January 21 | Supervisor, Safety Manager |
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Workplace Violence Prevention Regulatory update and review; California implementation is due in 2025 |
February 4 | Supervisor, Safety Manager |
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Understanding the Dangers of Ground Cannabis Dust as an OSHA-Recognized Hazard Cannabis Industry Track: Review OSHA guidelines for this hazardous substance |
February 11 | All Employees |
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Work Comp 101 for Supervisors Supervisor Track: The role of supervisors in the workers compensation system |
February 18 | Supervisor, Safety Manager |
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Technology & Risk Reduction Leveraging technology to reduce risk potential |
March 4 | Supervisor, Safety Manager |
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OSHA Inspection Basics Learn how to prepare for a visit |
March 18 | Supervisor, Safety Manager |
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Modified Duty & Early Return to Work Programs Supervisor Track: Supporting employees in coming back to work |
March 25 | Supervisor, Safety Manager |
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Respiratory Protection Proper use of respiratory equipment and hazard awareness |
April 8 | All Employees |
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Heat Illness Prevention Updates to regulations and preparation for the summer |
April 22 | Supervisor, Safety Manager |
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Risk Management 101 for Supervisors Supervisor Track: Understanding the basics of a risk management cycle |
May 6 | Supervisor, Safety Manager |
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Cannabis Processing Ergonomics Cannabis Industry Track: Identify common cumulative trauma risks and find ergonomic solutions |
May 13 | All Employees |
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Fall Protection Tips & Tricks in General Industry Preventing falls in non-construction workplaces |
May 20 | All Employees |
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Machine Safety General Lockout/Tagout procedures, awareness, and safeguards for supervisors |
June 3 | Supervisor, Safety Manager |
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Engagement: Getting Employees Buy-In Supervisor Track: Introducing Bradley Curve principles to improve your safety culture |
June 17 | Supervisor, Safety Manager |
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Confined Spaces General safety precautions for working in confined spaces |
July 1 | All Employees |
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Defensive Driving for Small Fleets Understanding the protocols that enhance compliance and reduce risk potential |
July 15 | All Employees |
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Hazard Identification for Supervisors Supervisor Track: Conditions, behaviors, and compliance |
July 29 | Supervisor, Safety Manager |
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Emergency Preparedness Planning and response strategies in emergencies |
August 12 | Supervisor, Safety Manager |
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Cannabis Retail Safety Cannabis Industry Track: Help employees address operational risks |
August 19 | All Employees |
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Supervisor Responsibilities for Fall Prevention in Construction Review of controls and responsibilities for construction supervisors |
August 26 | Supervisor, Safety Manager |
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Safety Management for Supervisors Supervisor Track: Safely managing the work environment |
September 9 | Supervisor, Safety Manager |
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Contractor & Vendor Safety Management Ensuring third-party compliance with safety standards |
September 23 | Owner, Supervisor, Safety Manager |
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Winter Safety Tips Risk identification, mitigation, and review for winter hazards |
October 7 | All Employees |
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Communication for Supervisors Supervisor Track: Coaching for safety |
October 21 | Supervisor, Safety Manager |
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Safety Recognition Programs Designing and implementing effective safety recognition programs |
November 4 | Supervisor, Safety Manager |
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Creating a Safety Culture Within Cannabis Operations Cannabis Industry Track: Foster an environment where safety is a core value |
November 4 | All Employees |
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Chemical Safety Proper handling and storage of chemicals to reduce exposure risks |
November 18 | All Employees |
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Controlling Behaviors Through Audits Supervisor Track: Understanding the importance of auditing safety controls |
December 2 | Supervisor, Safety Manager |
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Scaffold Safety Awareness Review of scaffold safety regulations and proactive risk management controls |
December 16 | All Employees |
Improve workplace safety and efficiency with our digital apps found on the Safety Center.
These online platforms are designed to:
- Streamline procedures
- Improve communication
- Drive continuous improvement
Log in to the Safety Center and register today.
For More Information
Our Loss Control Safety Professionals are available to answer your questions and concerns. From assistance with our video library and written safety resources to regulatory compliance and overall risk management, we are here to help.
Email your inquiries to the Loss Control Service Center at [email protected].
As of: 1/2/2025
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Businesses/Policyholders
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