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Train the Trainer: Emergency Preparedness

We are all vulnerable to disasters--whether they’re the work of [...]

Train the Trainer: Emergency Preparedness2021-06-30T17:05:50-07:00

Train the Trainer – Incident Investigations: 10 Incident Investigation Pitfalls to Avoid

Train the Trainer – Incident Investigations 10 Incident Investigation Pitfalls [...]

Train the Trainer – Incident Investigations: 10 Incident Investigation Pitfalls to Avoid2021-06-30T17:06:18-07:00

Safety Communication Staging a Phoney Death to Prevent a Real One

Talking to your workers about safety isn’t always enough to [...]

Safety Communication Staging a Phoney Death to Prevent a Real One2021-04-20T18:57:10-07:00

Safety Attitude How to Get Workers to Develop One

Getting workers throughout your company to display a “safety attitude” [...]

Safety Attitude How to Get Workers to Develop One2021-06-30T17:08:28-07:00

Preventing Injuries Away from the Job

Not all fatal accidents happen at work. Many of us [...]

Preventing Injuries Away from the Job2021-04-20T18:31:50-07:00

Preventing Confined Space Injuries & Liability

During a coffee break, ship workers notice that one of [...]

Preventing Confined Space Injuries & Liability2021-04-20T18:15:37-07:00

Prevent Cold Stress Injuries & Liability with Exposure Control Plan

If your workers work outdoors or in unheated indoor spaces, [...]

Prevent Cold Stress Injuries & Liability with Exposure Control Plan2021-04-19T20:40:03-07:00

How to Overcome Reluctance to Report

Getting employees to report near misses is a challenge. Employees [...]

How to Overcome Reluctance to Report2021-04-19T16:37:06-07:00

How to Implement a Fleet Safety Program

Safety Management Tools – Transportation How to Implement a Fleet [...]

How to Implement a Fleet Safety Program2024-05-17T12:55:44-07:00

How to Determine Safe Stacking Heights

There are a few guidelines that address safe stacking heights [...]

How to Determine Safe Stacking Heights2021-04-19T16:25:09-07:00

How to Avoid Bloodborne Pathogens Citations when Engineering Controls Aren’t Available

OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard (BPS) requires the use of appropriate [...]

How to Avoid Bloodborne Pathogens Citations when Engineering Controls Aren’t Available2021-04-19T16:13:51-07:00

High Voltage & Arc Flash

Talking to your workers about electrical hazards is always timely. [...]

High Voltage & Arc Flash2021-04-19T16:04:24-07:00

Heat Stress: Are You Doing Enough to Protect Your Workers

It’s important to warn your workers about the different heat-related [...]

Heat Stress: Are You Doing Enough to Protect Your Workers2021-06-07T17:14:40-07:00

Heart Attack and Stroke in the Work Place Do You Know the Warning Signs – Spanish

Ataque al corazón y derrame cerebral en el lugar de [...]

Heart Attack and Stroke in the Work Place Do You Know the Warning Signs – Spanish2021-04-19T15:24:51-07:00

Forklifts Pallet Jacks – Spanish

Hay por lo menos 8 maneras en que los supervisores [...]

Forklifts Pallet Jacks – Spanish2021-07-05T22:31:33-07:00

Forklifts Pallet Jacks

There are at least 8 ways for supervisors to determine [...]

Forklifts Pallet Jacks2021-07-05T22:31:29-07:00

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Fax: 800.326.2864

Email: support@coactionspecialty.com

Mailing Address

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Morristown, NJ 07960

What Should I Do After An Event Occurs?

Report the loss as soon as possible to claims@coactionspecialty.com or call 800.774.2755 (Option #1 for reporting a new claim, Option #2 for all other existing claims).

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Immediately. When filing a claim, notify Coaction by contacting us either via email at claims@coactionspecialty.com, by phone at 800.774.2755 (Option #1 for reporting a new claim, Option #2 for all other existing claims) or fax 800.326.2864.

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