Workers’ comp provider honors Louisiana companies prioritizing safety.

Ladders are such a common tool used across construction sites, manufacturing plants, and many other work environments that their safety and sturdiness are often taken for granted. However, when used improperly, ladders can pose serious safety risks to the workers who rely on them.

Tire waste is a significant burden globally and within the state of Louisiana. Since 1994, Colt, Inc. has worked to make a difference by recycling millions of scrap tires and giving them new life in a wide variety of civil engineering projects.

The New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity has spent the past 40 years helping elevate Louisiana citizens through the provision of safe and affordable housing. Recently, they also elevated the safety of their team with the help of the LWCC Safety Funds Program.

Safety training for employees is vital, especially when onboarding new hires. Monique Granier, LWCC Safety Consultant, shares three ways to help create safer work environments for everyone.

A timely safety inspection highlighted the need for a new vehicle lift for the City of Thibodaux, a need that LWCC was able to help fulfill with the allocation of safety funds.

James Machine Works has always believed in doing the right thing. Their unwavering dedication to safety, their employees, and their community has brought them well-deserved recognition, including LWCC’s Safest 70 Award.

LWCC is proud to announce the 21 recipients of the 2022 Safety Grants Program.

LWCC announced the 2021 Safest 70 Award recipients, an award to honor policyholders who share LWCC’s commitment to workplace safety and employee health and wellness.

LWCC’s Safest 70 Awards celebrate policyholders who share our commitment to workplace safety. Our Safest 70 Stars go above and beyond in their safety efforts and lead the way in employee health and wellness.