(Portland, ME) — Workers’ compensation specialist MEMIC is pleased to announce the appointment of four new agency partners to its esteemed Champion Circle program. These agencies - NBT Insurance Agency in Norwich, NY; Propel Insurance Age...

This two-day video conference training provides instruction on the recognition and control of safety and health hazards found in the general industry workplace. (OSHA uses the term "general industry" for all industries outside of agriculture, constru...

Join us a webinar tailored for small businesses, focusing on available resources and tools to implement successful safety programs.   Explore the essential fundamentals for initiating an effective and sustainable safety program with a stro...

  Developing a plan to work safely, while recovering from a pandemic, is a critical part of a business’s Emergency Response Plan. The policies and procedures put in place by an employer protect their workers, as well as the public, from t...

  Cross-contamination is the process by which pathogens are unintentionally transferred between surfaces or individuals, with harmful consequences. The cross-contamination of hi-touch surfaces and between individuals has been identified as...

  MEMIC is continuing to help employers work safely through the COVID-19 pandemic. Below are direct links to resources you can use to help keep you and your employees safe.   The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has recently recommen...

  The virus responsible for COVID-19 is known to spread via respiratory droplets that are emitted by infected individuals. The virus can be transferred when someone touches another surface with a contaminated hand. Identifying and clea...

  While we don’t know exactly how the COVID-19 virus spreads, it is known that touching the mouth, nose or eyes with hands that are contaminated presents a transmission risk, which is why “clean your hands” is at the top of the...

  Social distancing, or what might be better called, physical distancing, is now a common buzzword. The Centers for Disease Control has been recommending that we put distance between ourselves and other workers. In theory, it’s an easy con...

  Working from home as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic may present safety considerations that might be overlooked, as the commercially maintained building or office is replaced by our home or residence. Along with addressing the risk factors ...