Sentry Insurance

Stevens Point, WI 54481

Company Overview
1800 N. Point Drive
Stevens Point, WI 54481
US
Phone:(715) 346-6882
Fax:(715) 346-6363
At Sentry, we understand what matters most to you. Because we’ve been there ourselves. We got our start in 1904, when members of the Wisconsin Retail Hardware Association formed their own insurance company. Establishing the company gave members the strength of numbers, but it was the true strength of personalized care and Midwest roots that became hallmarks of the Sentry name.
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Regular safety audits ensure compliance with protocols and quality standards.
6 Effective Controls for Mitigating Subcontractor Risk
If an excavator arm reaches too far into an area adjacent to a power source, it could lead to injury or death for the operator as well as those nearby.
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Provide high-visibility clothing, such as reflective vests, helmets, and other gear to help ensure workers aren’t just visible—they need to stand out.
How to Create a Safe Zone at Road Construction Projects
Protective systems are a key element in making sure your trenching and excavation site is safe. They’re required for trenches that exceed five feet in depth or aren’t cut entirely into stable rock.
Addressing the Risk of Trenching and Excavation Site Cave-Ins
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How Proper Ergonomics on Jobsites Help Protect Workers
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