Winter weather can impact a business in many ways, from maintaining clear sidewalks and entryways, to servicing HVAC units, to inspecting the condition of the roof. What about the tire tread on your vehicles? Do the windshield wipers need to be replaced? So much time is dedicated to preparing the building for winter that we often overlook another important aspect of the business, our vehicles.
Are your employees prepared to handle driving during tough winter conditions? Before winter weather strikes, prepare your auto fleet so your drivers do not face additional challenges when they get behind the wheel. Below are five tips to for senior living operators to prevent winter weather roadblocks for their residents and employees:
Winter weather can wreak havoc on all of us. Adequate preparation is crucial to keeping your residents and employees safe, as well as mitigating losses when weather conditions worsen. Work with your AssuredPartners Senior Living insurance professional to ensure your organization has a strong auto safety program that addresses your winter weather needs.
Source: https://www.ready.gov/car
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