Falls are one of the leading causes of injury in the construction workplace. While falls from ladders, scaffolds, roofs and other elevated workspaces are the most commonly thought of risk exposures, falling on ground-level is often overlooked. Eli Mendoza and Luis Torres, Alliant Construction, discuss fall protection, the different behavioral responses towards various fall exposures and why falling on the ground-level should be taken as seriously as any other kind of fall.

Fall protection: The Overlooked Danger of Ground-Level Falls

Food recalls continue to rise and the resulting disruption in operations can result in significant long term financial losses. Bruce Droz and Trey Busch, Alliant Agribusiness, speak with Lori Hunter, Executive Vice President, Amwins, on how the pandemic has impacted and improved the food safety industry, how product contamination and recall coverages have evolved and strategies to mitigate product recall risks.

How Product Recall Coverage Has Evolved After the Pandemic

New York’s cybersecurity regulation for financial institutions has become a role model for regulators nationwide.  Earlier this month, the state’s Department of Financial Services proposed another round of amendments to these regulations.   Ron Borys and Ryan Farnsworth speak with David Finz, Alliant Cyber Claims, to explore what’s in the proposal and what’s needed to make sure that your company’s cyber policy responds.

New York State Sharpens its Focus on Cybersecurity for Financial Institutions

The Alliant Insurance podcast is dedicated to Insurance and risk management solutions, and trends shaping the market today. The team of industry specialists explore topics ranging from cyber to workers' comp and everything in between. With the help of expert guests from across the market, each episode is a bite-sized 10-15 minutes covering what business owners and risk managers need to know about their insurance programs.

Fall protection: The Overlooked Danger of Ground-Level Falls

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