If your company relies on service trucks, delivery vans, and other company vehicles to operate on a daily basis, then it's important to make sure your vehicles are protected at all times. With catalytic converter thefts at an all-time high, and thieves targeting tools and equipment left out in plain sight, business owners should take proactive steps to stop theft and protect their property.

Employees are an important part of any successful business, but it's important to ensure your company is always a safe environment for your staff. A workplace accident can result in employee injuries, medical expenses, and lost productivity, so prevention is key to keep workers safe and your business thriving.

Learn some of the most common causes of workplace injuries, and what preventative steps can be taken to improve safety and minimize potential injuries.

Every kind of company relies on business assets in order to run their daily operations, whether it's restaurant kitchen equipment, a contractor's service truck, or a warehouse for retail businesses. When your business needs to upgrade or expand its assets, you'll need to decide if it makes financial sense to lease or buy your new equipment, vehicles, or other property.

Over the last two years, labor shortages and supply chain delays have impacted workplace safety in construction sites, warehouses, contractor jobs, and other labor-intensive jobs. As a result, some companies have seen an uptick in worker injuries and worksite accidents, leading to costly delays and losses.

Investing in technology strengthens your business by preserving productivity and reducing worker liability claims or employee absences. Learn three ways technology tools can enhance safety both for your employees and worksite.

Millions of companies across the country operate out of rented or leased commercial space, but business owners are usually required to meet specific requirements before property landlords let them move in and use the space. These contractual obligations protect the property owner, but also the business itself if disaster strikes the property.

In our previous Aegis blog post, we discussed how your business can keep company trucks and delivery vans safer to reduce theft or vandalism. Along with vehicle safety, businesses should also prioritize the health and safety of their drivers by implementing driver safety programs.

In today's Aegis blog, we'll discuss three benefits that come from implementing fleet driver safety programs and how both drivers and company owners can both reap the rewards.

For certain businesses, commercial vehicles are their main way to make deliveries, complete service calls, or transport parts and materials. When vehicles are damaged or unreliable, then it can create major problems and delays for business owners.

Restaurants have to be adept at keeping up with constant changes in their industry, either with health regulations, new technology, or recent laws and ordinances. While these changes can impact daily operations, hiring, or efficiency, some can have a broad financial impact, especially with Restaurant Insurance coverage.

As businesses look ahead to 2022 with optimism and new opportunities for growth, some might wonder what strategic steps they can take to be ready for the new year ahead. The answer for some industries is making improvements and upgrades now so they can be better prepared to handle new customers, fulfill additional orders, protect their business, and support their workforce.

For business owners, having Commercial Insurance coverage is an important part of running a business since it offers financial protection and peace of mind in case disaster strikes. Unfortunately, not all business owners make wise decisions when it comes to what kind of policies are needed and how much coverage is needed. As a result, they could find themselves in a major financial bind when they do need to make a claim and discover they don't have the right kind of coverage needed.