Crest Insurance News

Tucson, Arizona – The Tucson Fire Fighter’s Association, Local 479, recently held their annual Tucson Firefighter’s Ball. The Local 479 is a charter of the International Association of Fire Fighters. More than 600 uniformed personnel are represented. The Tucson Fire … Read More

Once again, there is a bill on the Arizona House Floor to increase the minimum financial responsibility limits from 15/30/15 to 25/50/25.  Arizona has one of the lowest thresholds for auto liability limits in the nation.  If this bill passes, … Read More

Implementation of the new standards for respirable crystalline silica for general industry is just around the corner. Need a refresher as that date approaches? Here’s a review of what they are, how they came about and how your company can … Read More

We Can’t Fix All the New Vulnerabilities, So Let’s Fix the System As the political climate heats up, so does the new era for cyberwarfare. In recent history, nation states supplemented military conflict with attacks on digital infrastructure to either … Read More

CREST was honored to begin our yearlong sponsorship of the Boys & Girls Club with The EVENT 2018. It  is Tucson’s premier tasting event….an evening under the stars featuring food from Tucson’s best restaurants, wine tastings, and live entertainment.  Proceeds … Read More

CREST was proud to support Southern Arizona Golden Retriever Rescue’s annual golf tournament, Out of the Ruff, this year. They were able to raise over $10000 ! The funds are used for the expenses of the Golden Retrievers in foster … Read More

Did you know that outdoor workers are up to 3.5 times more likely than indoor workers to develop skin cancer? Employees who work outdoors also are at a higher risk of experiencing heat stress, which can bring on rashes, cramps, … Read More

It’s time to wake up and smell the coffee. Sleep deprivation is a problem in America — at a cost to employees and employers. Here are the facts: In the U.S., three in 10 working adults sleep six hours or less in … Read More

Inadequate, noncompliant hazard communication can lead to worker injuries, even death. OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) ensures employees’ right to know and understand the potential hazards of chemicals they work with, as well as safeguards to protect themselves. OSHA sets … Read More

Many employers are required to use OSHA’s Injury Tracking Application (ITA), which debuted in August last year, to submit their annual summary injury data. New Year’s Eve marked the revised deadline to submit 2016 injury data, and we want to … Read More