Preventing Accidents
Texas Mutual Insurance Company is on a mission to make Texas a safer, more productive place to work. A solid workplace safety program can help employers:
- Protect your employees’ well-being
- Lower your workers’ compensation costs
- Reduce the costs associated with workplace accicdents
- Maintain productivity by keeping experienced workers on the job
- Potentially earn dividends
Texas Mutual offers free resources to help you launch a workplace safety program or improve an existing program.
Discount on OSHA 10-hour training online
Through our partnership with Summit Training Source, your employees can enroll in the OSHA 10-hour training course for $50, a $75 discount. The Summit course is OSHA-certified.
Free online safety resources
Workplace safety materials are never more than a few mouse clicks away. Visit these sites to get materials that match your unique needs.
- Worksafetexas.com. This site is available to any employer who takes safety seriously. It offers free workplace safety articles, return-to-work kits, and tips for keeping about teens, older employees and non-English speaking workers safe.
- Safety resource center. Texas Mutual policyholders have access to more free materials at texasmutual.com. Visit the safety resource center to evaluate your safety program, watch streaming videos, download safety programs and calculate the costs of workplace accidents.
- Texasmutualsafetyfirst.com. Learn how to plan, train and analyze your way to a better safety program.
Free workshops
If you prefer face-to-face over cyberspace, come to a free workers’ compensation workshop. If you live in the Midland, Kilgore or Texas City areas, take advantage of classes offered through our risk management partnerships with local colleges.
Free return-to-work tools
Getting injured workers well and back on the job is crucial to effective claim management. We encourage employers to download a free Return-to-Work Kit.
Free safety articles
Our policyholder newsletter, CompNews, is another good resource for employers who want to learn more about safety. The newsletter includes free workplace safety articles on a variety of topics.
Questions?
If you have questions about workplace safety, call (800) 859-5995 and ask to speak with a Texas Mutual loss prevention consultant.