Education
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— Education opportunities —
Offering a wide range of webinar and in-person classroom training, to online resources
CNA SORCE® On Demand offers instant access to our library of risk control courses that are designed to educate you and your employees in industry-leading loss prevention, risk management and risk transfer techniques that address your company’s exposures. These online courses are based on proven adult-learning principles and the latest regulatory requirements to ensure that every learning experience is interactive and relevant. These courses were selected to help our customers in their efforts to train new employees, enhance productivity of operations and reduce the major types of claims that occur within an organization.
Since every organization’s training needs are different, CNA's SORCE® On Demand provides flexibility of course selection, delivery and tracking.
Features include:
- Comprehensive course library, including OSHA 10-hour and 30-hour programs, which can be searched by industry and CEU suites.
- More than 50 courses free of charge and remaining courses at a 40 percent discount for CNA customers.
- Learning Management System access to monitor employee training.
- Convenient email receipts, trainee assignment/overdue notifications and certificates of completion.
- 24 hour, seven-day access to training and detailed reports.
- Simple payment using any major credit card and a CNA customer VIP promotional code.
Webinars
Wasted motion decreases your workers’ production, increases their risk of injury and negatively affects your bottom-line profitability. In part one of the presentation, learn how to enhance productivity and reduce risk factors using the principles of CNA’s Motion is Money process.
CNA’s Motion is Money process provides practical solutions to enhance productivity and reduce risk factor exposures. In part two of the presentation, we focus on staging of parts, tools and materials, manual material handling.
— Privacy and Security Breaches in the Construction Industry —
The information technology (IT) industry has grown to become one of the dominant economic engines of our society. Businesses increasingly rely on computer networks to store confidential business and customer information, automate manufacturing and manage supply chain relationships with customers and vendors. This increased dependence on computer networks, along with state and federal statues governing data privacy, has created additional risks that businesses need to manage.
Non-owned auto exposure occurs any time an employee drives their personal vehicle on behalf of the company. Learn more about how to tell if your company has non-owned auto exposure and strategies to control it.
— Driver Safety: Why Review Motor Vehicle Records (MVRs) —
Research has shown that people with past traffic citations are more likely to have accidents in the future. Learn more about the importance of reviewing motor vehicle records (MVR) and establishing criteria to prevent individuals who are more likely to have accidents from driving for your company.
Toolbox Talks
— Job Safety Analysis (JSA) Bulletin —
A job safety analysis can bring improved safety for your employees as well as increased operational efficiency. Download and learn how to identify unsafe work practices before accidents occur, reducing injury rates and costs.
— Slip, Trip and Fall Accident Investigation Report —
Download this report to use as a guideline during a slip, trip and fall accident investigation.
— Distracted Driving - Toolbox Talk on Safe Driving —
Communication is one of the best ways to help prevent accidents. A toolbox talk - or training session - with your drivers can help reinforce how important job safety is to your company. Download this guide to learn how to properly prepare a toolbox talk, ultimately leading to improved operations.
— Driver Selection —
Driver selection within your company is essential to help prevent vehicle accidents. Download this bulletin to learn about the guidelines and process for selecting safe, responsible drivers within your organization.
