Help minimize unexpected water damage from fire sprinklers Fire sprinkler systems are a crucial part of your loss prevention in the event of a fire – that’s a given. But what happens when your sprinkler system goes awry and leaks, or worse – goes off when it’s not needed? Here are steps you can take… Read More
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How to increase building security [infographic]
View these steps to increase building security Theft. Vandalism. Employee or customer harm. Securing a building not only protects your property, contents and inventory – it can also prevent harm to employees and help you avoid future liability claims. Here are steps to increase building security, making your property more… Read More
Active lethal threat preparation for tribal entities
Help your tribe create preparation steps for an active lethal threat Active lethal threat preparation requires both practice and planning. Regular practice before an emergency helps appropriate responses to become second nature and can also help identify weaknesses in the emergency plan. These vulnerabilities can then be addressed and remedied. The Department of Homeland Security… Read More
Best practices for avoiding contract liability for your tribal entity
Entering into a contractual relationship can expose your tribal organization to significant contract liability. Implementing standard safeguards indicates a well-rounded risk management program and guards against potential losses. An organization should require a contractor to assume liability arising out of the contractor’s negligent conduct, delivery of products, services or activities. This type of risk transfer… Read More
Water damage claims: How to mitigate your risks
Each year businesses file water damage claims and spend billions of dollars trying to recover from losses caused by water damage. Even small leaks can lead to costly damages, and leakages can happen at any time of year. Here’s how to make sure your tribal enterprise doesn’t become one of those figures. About water damage… Read More
How to keep employees safe from winter weather work hazards
10 ways to keep employees safe from winter weather work hazards When the thermometer dips close to 32 degrees or below, employers need to help outdoor workers add a layer of safety (no pun intended). Outdoor activities in freezing temperatures bring about a number of winter weather work hazards that employers can help mitigate. While… Read More
Preventing ice dams at your business property
Review these tips for preventing ice dams at the onset of cold weather An ice dam is a condition that develops when the warm air in a building melts the snow that is against a roof, leaving a pile of snow above the melt. The melted snow trickles into gutters and then refreezes. We’re passing… Read More
5 areas where tribal business risk management can help
Tribal business risk management: 5 helps for operations large or small Whether your tribal business is small, medium or large, you’re well aware of many of the risks involved in day-to-day operations. Risks for construction companies and road crews vary greatly from those found at health clinics, which are markedly different from those at a… Read More
Tribal restaurant and bar insurance: 6 factors to consider
6 things to think about when choosing tribal restaurant and bar insurance Let’s face it: buying insurance for your restaurant and bar is about as exciting as buying soap or toilet paper. It’s a necessary evil, yes – and in fact, just may save your business in the long run. There are a number of… Read More
OnPoint Underwriting New Tribal Insurance Site is Live
July 14, 2015 – Denver, CO – The program for Sovereign Indian Nations (PSIN) at OnPoint Underwriting has been busy developing a new website for our producers, brokers and policyholders. We’re excited to announce the website launches today and features claim reporting functions and a new broker application. Plus, the site is accessible on any… Read More