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The Unsung Heroes Of Campus Safety: Facilities Management Teams
The Silent Guardians Of Workplace Safety
- Walkways are clear and well-maintained
- Equipment is properly functioning and up to code
- Building systems are operating safely and efficiently
- Potential hazards are identified and addressed promptly
The Impact On Workers’ Compensation Claims
- According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the education and health services sector saw a 5% decrease in nonfatal occupational injuries and illnesses in 2022 compared to the previous year.
- The National Safety Council reports that for every $1 invested in safety, organizations see a return of $2 to $6.
Beyond the Numbers: A Culture of Safety
A Well-Deserved Recognition
To all the facilities management professionals out there: your work matters. Your dedication to maintaining safe environments directly contributes to the well-being of everyone on campus and the financial health of your institutions.
While you may not always receive the recognition you deserve, know that your efforts are essential to the success of our schools and cultural institutions. Your role in preventing injuries and minimizing workers’ compensation claims is invaluable.
The ISCC Commitment
At the Independent Schools Compensation Corporation (ISCC), we recognize the critical role that facilities management teams play in our self-insured workers’ compensation program. We’re committed to supporting our members’ efforts through resources, training, and risk management strategies.
We strive to create safer workplaces and stronger institutions across Massachusetts.
A safe campus is a thriving campus – and that’s largely thanks to the tireless work of our facilities management teams.