It's a safe bet that the employees of Rolls-Royce North America can guess the name of the man who oversees the company's workers' compensation program. Indeed, the firm's ongoing effort to improve worker safety and cut comp losses--led by Rob Osha, director of risk management--would certainly make the folks at the Occupational Safety and Health Administration happy.
The loss control program also earned RRNA an Honorable Mention in the inaugural National Underwriter "Award For Excellence In Workers' Compensation Risk Management."
The initiative to better manage workers' comp risks was no small undertaking for the company, which nearly doubled in size after a series of acquisitions in the late 1990s brought significantly different operations under the high-profile Rolls-Royce brand.
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