SAFETY & HEALTH SESSIONS

Safer Driving Is No Accident

StriveSafe by Cartasite was recently selected to support AASCIF in a major new initiative to reduce motor vehicle crash rates through an innovative driver safety system that has proven effective in reducing crash rates by up to 90%. This technology gamifies safe driving for commercial fleets by monitoring subtle patterns of behavior and constructively engaging drivers. The session will share case studies from Texas Mutual and other AASCIF members that demonstrate dramatic reductions in claim rates. This session will include a presentation about StriveSafe by Cartasite and a panel discussion with two or three loss prevention professionals who have piloted or used the system.

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Presenter:

• Dan O’Neil, VP Business Development, Cartasite

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Panel:

• Lee Wendel, SFM

• Eric Bourquin, Texas Mutual

• Brandon Jones, MEM

600 Seconds of Safety—Best Practices for Effective Loss Prevention Management

This session encourages the sharing of best practices by all attendees. Groups of 8–10 attendees rotate through three different tables for approximately 10 minutes each to describe one thing related to the topic that they are doing successfully. Facilitators report out on responses to the whole group at the end of the session.
 
Topics include:
•    Managing remote workers
•    Measuring quality of consultant onsite visit effectiveness
•    Promoting value of safety services internally

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How to Make a BIG Impact on Small Business Safety Culture

We all share a common challenge—providing effective services to small policyholders in an efficient manner. During this session, loss prevention professionals from three different funds will discuss the challenges they have encountered, the approaches they have developed, and the tools and resources they have used to make a positive impact on the safety culture of small businesses.

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Speakers:

• Adam Hughes, Oklahoma CompSource Mutual

• Tammy Lynn, Montana State Fund

• Bryan Olsen, Utah WCF

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Artificial Intelligence in Workers’ Comp: The Past, Present, and Future of AI in Risk Reduction

Tim Wilson, CSP, Missouri Employers Mutual
Alec Grandon, New Mexico Mutual

Will artificial intelligence (AI) become a ubiquitous and indispensable tool on par with the internet and cell phones, or will it usher in the demise of the human species? Join us in a discussion on the facts, features, and benefits of AI and machine learning as they relate to predicting and preventing injuries in the workplace.