Stephen Glazier

Vice President, Casualty Loss Control Specialist

Stephen has over 16 years of insurance industry experience and 22 years of injury prevention experience. As Casualty Loss Specialist, he provides analysis and strategies to address a wide variety of workers’ compensation and property & casualty issues.

sglazier@woodruffsawyer.com

720.593.5409

Stephen Glazier

Vice President, Casualty Loss Control Specialist

sglazier@woodruffsawyer.com

720.593.5409

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INSIGHTS

Stephen Glazier

INSIGHTS

OSHA 300 Logs: Which Company Locations Are Partially Exempt?

For companies with more than 10 employees, OSHA requires you to complete Form 300 to record work-related illnesses and injuries, except in the case of "partially exempt" locations.

Stephen Glazier

OSHA 300 Logs: Strategic Planning to Keep OSHA Rates Low

Learn how to keep rates down by addressing typical problematic areas related to reporting delays, medical care, return to work, and litigation prevention.

OSHA 300 Logs: Which Company Locations Are Partially Exempt?

For companies with more than 10 employees, OSHA requires you to complete Form 300 to record work-related illnesses and injuries, except in the case of "partially exempt" locations.

OSHA 300 Logs: How to Determine Whether to Record an Injury or Illness

This article will concentrate on three steps that can help ensure only recordable cases end up on the 300 log.

OSHA Requires More Injury and Illness Data from Some Employers

A new Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standard will require some employers to report not only 300A data electronically but also 300 log and 301 information for some of their establishments.

Can Cameras in Fleet Vehicles Lower Your Insurance Premiums?

Some insurance carriers are requiring their policyholders with fleets to have camera-based or other telematics systems in place just to secure coverage. Lower premiums may be the benefit.

How California OSHA’s Proposed Indoor Heat Illness Prevention Regulations May Affect Employers

Learn about California’s proposed indoor heat illness prevention standard, how it could affect employers, and how the standard is similar to the proposed Federal OSHA standard.

OSHA’s Fall Prevention National Emphasis Program: Expect More Site Visits

On May 1st, OSHA announced a new national emphasis program (NEP) to reduce and prevent workplace falls.

Post-Flood Safety Guidelines: Keeping Your Workforce Safe

Flooding events have devastated communities and businesses. Read more for guidelines for businesses dealing with flooding.

Alcohol at Company Events: Guidelines for Mitigating Risk at Holiday Gatherings

When it comes to alcohol at your company sponsored event, you need clear guidelines for how to mitigate your risk as your company celebrates.

Fleet Liability: DOT-Regulated, Owned Light, and Non-Owned Fleet Exposures Explained

Learn about some common misconceptions about fleet liability, as well as ways to mitigate fleet exposure.

OSHA’s Heat Illness National Emphasis Program and Its Impact on Employers

Read more for guidance on what to expect and how you can mitigate the results of an NEP visit. Planning and preparation will save you time and money as 2022 evolves.

California COVID-19 ETS Changes: Fewer Differences Between Vaccinated and Unvaccinated Employees

Read more about changes to the emergency temporary standard (ETS) requirements, particularly those which have decreased.