Vault Risk Control Services

Have your drivers been excluded for coverage on your automobile policy due to a review of their Motor Vehicle Report (MVR)?

Step 1: You will be provided a unique username and password for each driver.

Step 2: Several online training modules will be assigned, but the length of the training will not exceed one hour in total per driver. The driver(s) will have two weeks to complete the training.

Step 3: Each driver must login at www.nipgroup.com/risk-control to complete the assigned training.
• “Clicking” the green start button will begin the course. Courses can be paused, continued, and restarted, as needed.
• A computer with internet access must be used to take the training. The pop-up blocker should be turned OFF.

Step 4: The Risk Management Department will automatically receive confirmation when the training is completed or becomes overdue.

Step 5: Once training is completed and confirmed, Underwriting will add the driver to the Automobile Policy. The driver exclusion will stay in force until written confirmation by the Underwriting Department is issued. The Risk Management Department can be contacted at [email protected] if you have any questions or concerns regarding the online driver training or NIP Vault.

It is a best practice to develop and keep posted vehicle management guidelines, in case of a flood, windstorm, wildfire, hurricane, or other natural or manmade disaster. Developing an emergency evacuation plan for vehicles well before an event happens can help protect your employees and property.
Click below to access our Fleet Emergency Evacuation Management Guidelines.
https://nipgroup.com/fleet-emergency-evacuation-management-guidelines/

Opioid dependencies are affecting the workplace. A 2019 survey from the NSC found that 75 percent of U.S. employers have been directly affected by opioids, but only 17 percent feel extremely well prepared to deal with the issue. Thirty-one percent reported an overdose, an arrest, a near-miss, or an injury because of employees’ opioid use. Learn how NIP Vault can help you with your workplace training to gain education on warning signs, employee dangers and how to put a program in place. https://nipgroup.com/opioids-in-the-workplace/

“Good Faith Efforts,” are as follows: Thoroughly explored all options to comply with regulatory requirements, such as virtual or remote trainings. Implemented any interim alternative protections, such as engineering or administrative controls. Took steps to reschedule the required annual activity as soon as possible; and ensured that employees were not exposed to hazards from tasks, processes, or equipment for which they were not prepared or trained. Let us help you… view more at https://nipgroup.com/osha-compliance-during-covid-19/

You’re not in this alone. When you need to protect your business, we have a team ready to help. Our online training establishes minimum guidelines to identify and correct hazards associated with excavation work. Learn more: https://nipgroup.com/trenching/

The prolonged need for employees to continue to work from home due to COVID-19 has continued in 2021. Not every business can easily function with their employees working remotely, but the need to adapt has caused more businesses to change their strategy and find ways to make remote work viable. It can be challenging but with the right equipment, space, and discipline it can actually prove to be quite productive for you and your team. We have created a proactive checklist to ensure that you’re fully prepared to effectively work from home, and to help you avoid the common pitfalls most remote workers experience. Visit https://nipgroup.com/work-from-home-checklist/ to access our checklist and learn more about NIP Vault today.