ICRMA provides risk control services that are tailored to your city’s needs. We encourage you to utilize the services available to you, which will expand based on our meetings with you, focused reviews of your losses, and emerging loss drivers.
In order to maintain continuity and facilitate delivery of these services, each member should designate a single point of contact for service requests and questions. All requests and questions should be sent to ICRMA Director of Risk Control Services, Bob May.
- Template Policies and Checklists
- Risk Program Audit – examine effectiveness of various risk management practices across your City’s operations
- Safety & Risk Programs – developing written safety programs for Cal/OSHA compliance, procedures for addressing liability loss exposures and more
- Job Shadowing of High-Risk Activities – in-depth approach to solving worker injuries by examining the leading causes of workers’ compensation losses
- Safety Inspections – facility & playground inspections designed to identify hazardous conditions and provide paths for correction
- Request a Specific Consultation – industrial hygiene evaluation or risk review of particular practices and activities
- Online ergonomic self-assessments via Enviance (indicate you are a member in the Company Name box by typing ICRMA: City of [city name])
- Personalized office ergonomic assessments: supplement to the self-assessments
ICRMA’s excess and reinsurance carriers offer a wealth of resources and services.
More information is located in the Members tab under Training.
- Workers’ Compensation resources – more than 100 safety training courses, including online driver simulators with curriculum designed for emergency responders and non-emergency staff operating city vehicles.
- Liability resources – trainings, sample policies, articles and special topics. Trainings include employment practices, police liability and prevention of child abuse.
Annual Risk Management Plan
Monthly Risk Control Focus
- June 2024 – Effective use of Safety or Risk Committees
- May 2024 – Managing the Seasonal and Volunteer Workforce
- April 2024 – Workplace Violence Prevention
- February 2024 – Ladder Safety: A Hidden Hazard
- January 2024 – Cyber Risk and Prevention
- December 2023 – Ergonomics and Soft Tissue Injury Prevention
- November 2023 – Concepts in Avoiding Risk
- October 2023 – Fire Safety – Change the Battery
- September 2023 – Guidelines for Employers to Reduce Motor Vehicle Crashes
- August 2023 – Streets and Sidewalks – Keeping Your Community Safe
- July 2023 – Personal Protective Equipment/Tool Hazards/Hearing Conservation