Project Safety

Experience Modification Rating (EMR) measures worker compensation claims. Maintained exclusively by the insurance industry, EMR is the objective measurement of each employer’s claims experience. The published manual rate for each state is multiplied by the employer’s EMR to determine the premium rate paid by the employer. An EMR below 1.00 indicates that the employer will pay premiums below the manual rate.

As a result of Brandenburg’s exceptional safety program Brandenburg has maintained a long history of exceptionally low EMRs. Brandenburg’s EMR rating sheets are reproduced for your consideration.

Workers hold a short safety huddle to assure complete understanding of the task at hand.

Worker effectiveness, confidence and safety are all benefits derived from using the right tool for the job.

Workers are trained and experienced in confined space work practices.

Proper clothing maintains high worker visibility.

Safety training courses are conducted at Brandenburg offices on a regular basis.

The right personal protective equipment is essential to worker safety.

One of the main factors for Brandenburg’s outstanding safety record is the commitment to employee training. Brandenburg’s employees continually participate in training programs. Training is provided to increase worker’s job knowledge and to prevent accidents and illness. Each employee must complete Brandenburg’s New Employee Safety Orientation which covers the safety program and training practices. Brandenburg’s employees receive training, certificates, and/or licenses in the following areas: