Risk Control

The SDRMA Risk Control team have their finger on the pulse of emerging risks and regulations that affect our members and they are able to assist with developing a variety of resources to fit your training needs. Below is a list of the resources that are available to our members and their employees as value-added benefits of their membership with SDRMA.

Members: please log into MemberPlus to obtain copies of the Safety Talks and Risk & Safety Advisories.

Not currently an SDRMA member? Please reach out to memberplus@sdrma.org to learn how your agency can become a part of the SDRMA pool of members.

SDRMA Services

Overview of Services - Want to know what we can do for you? Check out the overview and call us!
Risk Management Subsidy Application - Members have up to $1,000 per agency/year for risk management and risk control related expenses.
Risk Control Resources - by alpha listing
- Sample Safety Talk - Wildfire Smoke Protection
Risk Management Guidebook - Serves as a tool to assist with workplace safety and risk management program efforts. Click to view its Table of Contents.
Insurance Requirements in Contracts Manual - Developed and placed in public domain to benefit public agencies. Sections of this current edition have been updated by Alliant Insurance Services, Inc. and is intended to provide general guidelines.

Examples of Services Requested by Members

Assistance with Cal/OSHA regulatory requirements
Conduct risk related research and provide guidance on various safety and risk related topics, such as:
- COVID-19 regulatory updates
- Driver and vehicle risk management
- Employee exposures and training requirements
- Wildfire smoke exposures
- Workplace violence prevention
Customize written programs, forms, and other documents such as:
- Risk Advisories
- Safety Talks
- Sample Templates
Conduct inspections & evaluations
- Ergonomic evaluations
- Hazard inspections
- Risk control evaluations - to assist members with their risk management and Cal/OSHA compliance efforts. We identify relevant workplace and liability exposures, determine applicable Cal/OSHA requirements, review the District’s programs and procedures, and provide guidance and recommendations where needed.

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