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Blog Don’t Be a Hot Head: Tips to Avoid Heat Stress

Whether you are working outside or participating in an athletic event like the TD Beach to Beacon in Maine, ASYMCA Mud Run in Virginia or New York Adventure Racing Association's Trail Series, avoiding heat stress is essential to achieving your g...

Blog Hidden in Plain Sight

A colleague of mine recently used this phrase in reference to an OSHA news release detailing citations issued to a restaurant chain.  Multiple violations were cited including failure to inspect ladders prior to use, using a defective or damaged ...

Blog "Hanging in There" After the Fall

Falls continue to be one of the most common causes of workplace injury, and lack of proper fall protection is one of the most frequent OSHA violations. Preventing falls is only part of the plan to keep workers safe. A commonly overlooked component o...

Blog Shake Rattle and Roll Whole Body Vibration and its Impact on the Back

Wood harvesters, farmers, and excavation contractors along with truck drivers will at some point find themselves inside the cab experiencing the vibration from the vehicle and uneven ground.  In the United States an estimated 6 million American ...

Blog A Simple Slip and Fall

As the winter ice finally disappears, we can finally move on to other safety hazards - no more slipping and falling on ice!  That’s certainly a good thing, but the sad truth is that slip, trip, and fall injuries can happen at any time, in ...

Blog Here Comes the Sunburn

With spring’s warmer temperatures and increasing sun angle, cabin fever here in the Northeast has finally broken, giving way to renewed energy for outdoor activities.  Soon we’ll be planting the garden, mowing the lawn, and gathering...

Blog Here Comes the Sunburn

Coming into the spring and summer many businesses in multiple industries begin looking for potential employees to help fill seasonal positions within their companies. While younger workers will soon be available due to summer vacations, employers mus...

Blog Drive Like its 1948

While going through some boxes of old family photos, diplomas, and other items that my parents saved for some reason, I came across a Minnesota Driver’s Manual.  Curiosity got the best of me… that’s why cleaning out parent&rsq...

News MEMIC Hires Lieberman as Production Underwriter in Pennsylvania and New Jersey

WEST CONSHOHOCKEN, Pennsylvania – Ted Lieberman has been appointed to the role of Production Underwriter by workers’ compensation specialist The MEMIC Group to support continued growth in the Pennsylvania and New Jersey markets.  Pri...

News MEMIC’s Financial Strength Affirms "A" (Excellent) Rating From A.M. Best

PORTLAND, Maine – A.M. Best, the premiere rating organization for the insurance industry in the United States, has affirmed its “A” (Excellent) rating for workers’ compensation specialist The MEMIC Group, which includes Maine ...