Walk into your renewal conversation with the record already pulled -- not the night before.
Save your insurance renewal date once, and Safety Talk TV emails every admin a current compliance summary 30 days ahead -- so the record a broker or risk manager wants to see is already in hand.
Why the renewal moment matters
Premium impact of a worse-than-average EMR
Roughly proportional -- a 1.20 EMR has been cited at about a 20% premium increase over baseline
[Experience Modification Rate: Construction Safety Guide]Lead time before your saved renewal date
30 days -- enough runway to act on the record before the renewal conversation happens
What the reminder includes
Your current completion rate and quiz accuracy, plus a link to the printable compliance summary
An EMR isn't just an insurance-renewal number -- it's one of the first things a broker, underwriter, or GC checks, and a worse-than-average one can cost roughly 20% more in premium, or worse. The renewal conversation is exactly when a documented, consistent training program is worth the most -- and exactly when most admins are scrambling to rebuild a report they should have had ready.
Save your insurance renewal date once, on your company profile, and Safety Talk TV takes it from there: 30 days out, every admin gets an email with the company's current completion rate, quiz accuracy, and a link to the printable summary -- already pulled, already current. Move the date out to next year's renewal and it re-arms itself automatically.