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Cold weather safety
Working outside in the cold for prolonged periods of time is a hazard that can lead to injury and illness if not properly addressed. Stressors include cold temperatures, high winds, dampness and contact with cold water or surfaces. 

The National Safety Council offers helpful tips on working safely in cold environments.

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Winter driving safety
Even the best drivers may be no match for adverse weather conditions of rain, ice, sleet or snow. It’s a good idea now to have your employees brush up on their defensive driving techniques should they suddenly find themselves driving in severe weather. Here are some tips from The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

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When it come to frozen pipes: Don't Let It Go
Burst pipes are the leading cause of property damage resulting from winter weather. Pipes exposed to freezing temperatures, their contents may freeze, causing the pipes to rupture.

Help protect against frozen pipes by following these steps.
Five things to know about commercial roofs and snow load
Commercial property owners must be vigilant to avoid roof collapses due to snow loads. Learn the signs of a dangerous roof, when snow should be removed and the importance of safe snow removal.

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Final clickpoint: Peruse our online safety video library
As a commercial policyholder, you have access to a library of informative training videos, including driver training, and resources on a wide variety of safety topics that you can use as part of your safety training program. Access the library by signing in or create an account in our Online Insurance Center on our website. Topics include: Chemical safety, construction safety, driver training, first aid, ergonomics and back safety, and much more.

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