As more fitness facilities use online systems for enrollment and class scheduling, cyber exposures will continue to increase. Small business are often easier to hack, which means that your customers' data could be a target for cyber criminals. #clubsafety #clubriskmanagement

As we move into the holiday season and club restaurants get busy, it is important to keep your club restaurant team safe in the kitchen and dining area. Ensure all staff wear non-slip waterproof footgear, clean up spills and never run in the kitchen. #clubsafety #restaurantsafety

Winter is coming & some areas of the country have already experienced freezing temperatures. Burst pipe claims can cause extensive damage to the clubhouse. Check out this guide from @Selective Insurance on how to prepare for risk of frozen pipes. https://t.co/Hi4EzoDUew

Conservation nonprofits & local authorities are looking to acquire golf courses abandoned due to high maintenance costs, low player numbers & repurpose them into landscapes that boost biodiversity & build natural defenses against climate change.

For any business, including clubs, stationary surveillance cameras installed inside and outside the club can help deter litigation, vandalism, burglaries and theft by employees and customers. Check out the case study from FCCI Insurance https://t.co/nLJSk98zEG

According to USDA Forest Service historic fire data shows wildfires are getting larger and more intense. Planning & taking proactive safety precautions can be critical to help reduce property loss & injuries from wildfires. @Travelers

The IOA Club Program team wants your grounds crew to remain safe as they beautify the golf course with commercial equipment. Consider safety recommendations such as checking equipment and rotating the tasks that crew members are doing to avoid performing the same movements.

With summer golf in full swing, it is important for clubs to recognize and address all potential risks including premises liability exposures. Public safety is a major concern as visitors can be injured by slips, falls, and flying golf balls. #clubsummer #clubsafety

One of OSHA's most frequently cited standards at golf courses is related to respiratory protection. Requirements include written program, selection of respirators, medical evaluations, fit testing, safe operating procedures & training. #clubsafety

Lightning Safety Outdoors #clubsafety

Happy Mother's Day to all of the moms out there!

Did you know that one of OSHA's most frequently cited standards at golf courses & country clubs in 2022 was related to medical services & first aid? Requirements include the provision of first-aid supplies by employers & training employees to be first-aid certified. #clubsafety

For athletic clubs the condition of your gym, trainers you hire, types of equipment, and fitness classes can all contribute to your exposures. Clubs with rock walls & gym courts have their own set of injury risks you will need to address in order to keep patrons safe. #clubsafety

Clubs and resorts that have swimming pools should know the pool's unique risks and liabilities. To keep patrons and staff safe at your swimming pool, there should be rules for your staff and swimmers to ensure that health and safety are top of mind. #clubsafety #poolsafety

For yacht clubs ocean marine exposure includes the dock & owned vessels. Piers & docks may be susceptible to weather perils. The catastrophe potential is often increased due to the higher value of ocean-going watercraft and unpredictability of the ocean. #yachtclubs #marinerisk

One of OSHA's most frequently cited standards for golf courses & country clubs is "Duty to Have Fall Protection and Falling Object Protection" which refers to the practice of identifying, inspecting & assessing workplace conditions for fall or falling object hazards. #clubsafety

One of the most common exposures in restaurants is Equipment Breakdown. Restaurants depend on functioning equipment to service customers effectively. In the face of an equipment breakdown restaurants can experience business interruptions or even prolonged closures. #clubsafety

With winter weather upon us, it's a good idea to review risk management checklists for preparing for freezing temperatures and snowy conditions. Check out the list from @PHLYINS here: https://t.co/MUT5He0W1u

From our team to yours, have a happy and safe Thanksgiving!

Any time an employee is injured on the job, your business could be subjected to expensive workers compensation claims. Common sources of on-the-job accidents for fitness centers include slips, trips, falls, musculoskeletal injuries caused by repetitive tasks, sprains & strains.