Safety
Tips for Cold Stress Safety and Protection
Prevent serious injuries and illnesses on the jobsite.
By Mark S. Williams and David DeSilva
December 5, 2022
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by Mark S. Williams
Dr. Mark S. Williams is a chiropractic physician and medical director with The Hartford. He received his Doctor of Chiropractic from Logan College of Chiropractic, his MBA from the University of Southern Maine, and a bachelor’s degree in Human Biology from Logan College of Chiropractic. He is board certified in occupational health and applied ergonomics. The Hartford offers middle and large commercial contractors injury prevention services (IPS), which includes onsite and virtual services.
by David DeSilva
David DeSilva is head of Construction for The Hartford’s Middle and Large Commercial division. He is an experienced construction underwriter known for his exemplary relationships with brokers. His underwriting capabilities include workers’ compensation, general liability, and excess lines of coverage for contractors and subcontractors. The Hartford offers middle and large commercial contractors injury prevention services (IPS), which includes onsite and virtual services.
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