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Risk Management / Loss Control Program
The Risk Management / Loss Control Program provides members with specific and individual assistance with establishing and implementing comprehensive Health and Safety and Emergency Preparedness plans. The Risk Management portion of the program offers techniques for continuous and proactive identification, analysis, and evaluation of activities that lead to losses. The Health and Safety Plan outlines the policies and procedures for municipal work environments, including detailed Job Hazard Analyses, Training Timelines, Department Inspection Forms, and Document Retention recommendations. The Emergency Preparedness plan provides cities with information on how to be prepared for emergencies such as active-shooter scenarios, bomb threats, Cyber-Terrorism, tornadoes, and chemical and biological threats. Loss Control Brochure link.
The Loss Control portion of the program focuses on the reduction of the frequency and severity of loss, and includes safety audits, inspections, and on-site consultation for Workers' Compensation, Vehicle program, and Property program participants. In addition, the Loss Control program offers safety training in various categories, including, but not limited to: Accident Investigation and Documentation, Bloodborne Pathogens, Fire Safety, Heat and Cold Stress, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Safe Lifting Techniques, and Slips, Trips, and Falls. These programs are taught on location in your municipality by request. Download the Loss Control Brochure.
The Health and Safety Resource Library allows members of the Arkansas Municipal League to select training videos by submitting requests online utilizing the video e-cart. A maximum of three (3) training videos may be borrowed on a first-come first-serve basis, subject to availability, for a period of ten (10) business days, or after training has been completed. Also, please note that this is a service for members of the League only and are DVD format – select titles are available on VHS. The Arkansas Municipal League will not honor non-member requests.
The AML has subscribed to a streaming video service called Training Network Now. Members may utilize this service to access safety training videos at no cost. Members must log in and set up an account. Username will be your e-mail address. Password is arml123
Don't forget the value of training your workforce. If you or someone affiliated with your municipality would like to attend free training sessions on subjects such as Traffic Signal Maintenance; Trenching and Shoring; Heavy Equipment Operating; and Work Zone Traffic Safety, contact Laura Carter of the Technology Transfer Program at 501-569-2380 or via e-mail at laura.carter@ardot.gov. You may visit their website at: Center for Training Transportation Professionals (CTTP). This program is sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration and the Arkansas Department of Transportation.
You may contact Allen Green, the League's Loss Control Liason, at 501-374-3484, ext. 122, or at agreen@arml.org.
League Program
Risk Management / Loss Control Program
The Risk Management / Loss Control Program provides members with specific and individual assistance with establishing and implementing comprehensive Health and Safety and Emergency Preparedness plans. The Risk Management portion of the program offers techniques for continuous and proactive identification, analysis, and evaluation of activities that lead to losses. The Health and Safety Plan outlines the policies and procedures for municipal work environments, including detailed Job Hazard Analyses, Training Timelines, Department Inspection Forms, and Document Retention recommendations. The Emergency Preparedness plan provides cities with information on how to be prepared for emergencies such as active-shooter scenarios, bomb threats, Cyber-Terrorism, tornadoes, and chemical and biological threats. Loss Control Brochure link.
The Loss Control portion of the program focuses on the reduction of the frequency and severity of loss, and includes safety audits, inspections, and on-site consultation for Workers' Compensation, Vehicle program, and Property program participants. In addition, the Loss Control program offers safety training in various categories, including, but not limited to: Accident Investigation and Documentation, Bloodborne Pathogens, Fire Safety, Heat and Cold Stress, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Safe Lifting Techniques, and Slips, Trips, and Falls. These programs are taught on location in your municipality by request. Download the Loss Control Brochure.
The Health and Safety Resource Library allows members of the Arkansas Municipal League to select training videos by submitting requests online utilizing the video e-cart. A maximum of three (3) training videos may be borrowed on a first-come first-serve basis, subject to availability, for a period of ten (10) business days, or after training has been completed. Also, please note that this is a service for members of the League only and are DVD format – select titles are available on VHS. The Arkansas Municipal League will not honor non-member requests.
The AML has subscribed to a streaming video service called Training Network Now. Members may utilize this service to access safety training videos at no cost. Members must log in and set up an account. Username will be your e-mail address. Password is arml123
Don't forget the value of training your workforce. If you or someone affiliated with your municipality would like to attend free training sessions on subjects such as Traffic Signal Maintenance; Trenching and Shoring; Heavy Equipment Operating; and Work Zone Traffic Safety, contact Laura Carter of the Technology Transfer Program at 501-569-2380 or via e-mail at laura.carter@ardot.gov. You may visit their website at: Center for Training Transportation Professionals (CTTP). This program is sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration and the Arkansas Department of Transportation.
You may contact Allen Green, the League's Loss Control Liason, at 501-374-3484, ext. 122, or at agreen@arml.org.