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Next Workers' Compensation Next WHO WE ARE The Central Region School Insurance Group (CRSIG) is a Joint Powers Authority formed out of the California Government Code which allow public agencies to jointly maintain and operate an agency that serves a common purpose. CRSIG was formed in 1980 to establish programs for the insurance and risk management of school operations. Central Region School Insurance Group remains successfully focused on providing stellar management of the risks associated with the provision public education to the children of our community. CRSIG offers Property & Liability, Workers’ Compensation, and Vision and Dental benefits for school employees. Some of the programs are self-insured while others are fully-insured or a combination of both. Our office is located in the California Central Valley in the city of Modesto. We serve school district members in Stanislaus and Merced counties. Property & Liability Program Next Vision Program Next Dental Program CONTACT Contact Us Central Region School Insurance Group 1120 Tully Road Modesto, CA 95350 Phone:(209) 579-7535 Fax:(209) 579-7530 Hours of Operations Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Closed Saturday and Sunday Angela Jacobson, ARM Executive Director 209-985-2650 angela@crsig.com Josh Martinez Return to Work Specialist 209-531-3181 209-579-5288 (Fax) josh@crsig.com Lillian Parnoutsoukian Finance & Operations Specialist 209-985-1290 lillian@crsig.com Alondra Gonzalez Administrative Assistant 209-985-1180 alondra@crsig.com

The Central Region School Insurance Group offers a self-insured vision program through Vision Service Plan. Members choose their plan benefit and deductible options from the three plans and multiple deductible options available. For Vision forms please click here.

CRSIG JOB ANALYSIS FORMS Behavioral Support Aide Campus Supervisor Custodian Custodian II Custodian/Grounds I Custodian/Grounds II Head Custodian Food Service Coordinator Food Service Cashier Food Service Worker Supervisor of Building & Grounds Grounds Maintenance Worker Instructional Assistant Intervention Aide Library Media Technician Maintenance Technician Lead Maintenance Technician Office Manager-Elementary School Paraprofessional for Student Support Program Assistant Resource Specialist Program Aide Teacher (Primary) Teacher (Middle School) Teacher (Special Education)

Careers Open Positions Central Region School Insurance Group (CRSIG) currently has no open positions

JOB ACCOMMODATIONS FORMS Table of Contents January 2017 Job Accommodations & Interactive Process Forms: CALPELRA Alert Cases mentioned in the training Cognitive Functional Capabilities & Restrictions Designing Accessible Websites DFEH- Confidential DFEH Reasonable Accommodations Packet DFEH Employment Inquiries DFEH- 208DH . EEOC- Leave & The AD . EEOC- Performance & Conduct Issues Essential Functions Checklist Handbook RTW 2010 Inquiries for Applicants JAN Guide on Reasonable Accommodations JAN Medical Inquiry Form Job Accommodation Offer Job Accommodation- Interactive Process Documentation Tool Length of Leave Considerations Letter to MD re INDEFINITE Leave NCERT Notification Samples ONET Toolkit for Business Pre-offer Disability Related Questions Sample Accommodations Report Sample Form to Care Provider Sample Job Description Format Work From Home Considerations Work Capacity Form

CRSIG provides first party physical property damage coverage for our member districts. CRSIG is self-insured for the first $100,000 of each loss. Members have a deductible based on Average Daily Attendance (ADA). CRSIG is a member of PRISM for excess limits of coverage. We also provide comprehensive legal liability and automobile liability coverage for member districts, as well as coverage for physical damage involving collision and comprehensive incidents to member district vehicles. CRSIG is self-insured for the first $250,000 per occurrence and Members have a deductible based on Average Daily Attendance (ADA). Learn more For Property & Liability forms please click here.

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Helpful Links Insurance Carriers Delta Dental Vision Service Plan - VSP PRISM Safety National Quick Access California Department of Education Education Codes State Controllers’ Office Government Codes & Laws California Senate & Assembly Bills School & Risk Management Associations California Association of Joint Powers Authorities (CAJPA) California Association of School Business Officials (CASBO) California Association of School Transportation Officials (CASTO) Public Agency Risk Managers Association (PARMA) Public Risk Management Association (PRIMA) Association of California School Administrators (ACSA) Safety & Regulatory Assistance Links SDS Database (Looking for an SDS?) Cal-OSHA OSHA-Federal National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health National Recreation and Parks Association (Lots of Playground Resources here!) California Interscholastic Federation (Sport safety) Partnership for Food Safety Education (Food Safety) California Chamber of Commerce (AB1825 Compliant Online Training) University of California - Ag & Natural Resources Emergencies and Disaster Management Federal Emergency Management Agency Centers for Disease Control Stanislaus County Office of Emergency Services Merced County Office of Emergency Services California State Agencies California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection California Department of Health Services California Department of Justice - Office of the Attorney General California Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Toxic Substances Control California Environmental Protection Agency California Health and Human Services Agency California Highway Patrol California Office of Emergency Services California Office of Traffic Safety State Fire Marshal Director of Industrial Relations (DIR)

Calendar Upcoming Events PRACTICE AREAS Tuesday, June 2, 2026 Custodian Training Day Turlock Unified - Walnut Elementary 7:00 a.m. Register Thursday, June 4, 2026 Custodian Training Day Turlock High School - Theatre 3:00 p.m. Register Monday, June 8, 2026 Custodian Training Day Dos Palos High School - Gym 7:30 a.m. Register Monday, June 8, 2026 Pesticide Applicator Safety Training Dos Palos High School - Gym 9:15 a.m. Register Tuesday, June 9, 2026 Custodian Training Day Le Grand High School - Medical Building 8:00 a.m. Register Tuesday, June 9, 2026 Pesticide Applicator Safety Training Turlock High School - Theatre 8:30 a.m. Register Tuesday, June 9, 2026 Pesticide Applicator Safety Training Le Grand High School - Medical Building 12:30 p.m. Register Wednesday, June10, 2026 Custodian Training Day Empire USD - Glick Middle School GYM 8:00 a.m. Register Wednesday, June 10, 2026 Pesticide Applicator Safety Training Empire USD - Glick Middle School MPR 9:00 a.m. Register Wednesday, June 17, 2026 Tree Trimming Safety CRSIG - Training Room 7:00 a.m. Register Thursday, June 18, 2026 Tree Trimming Safety CRSIG - Training Room 7:00 a.m. Register Wednesday, June 24, 2026 Dental & Vision Workshop CRSIG - Training Room 10:00 a.m. Register

Training & Safety Resources Upcoming Trainings Utility Cart Operator Certification ~ Multiple Sessions Aerial Lift Operator Certification ~ Multiple Sessions Pediatric First Aid and CPR Training ~ Multiple Sessions PIT (Forklift) Operator Certification ~ Multiple Sessions Pesticide Applicator Safety Training ~ Multiple Sessions Custodian Training Day ~ Multiple Sessions Dental and Vision Workshop More Information More information More information More information More information More information More information Tree Trimming Safety More information School Employee Training Matrix by Job Classification For more information, please email alondra@crsig.com or call the CRSIG office (209) 579-7535. Online Training CRSIG offers online training through VectorSolutions (previously TargetSolutions). Some trainings that are available in this program include AB1825 Sexual Harassment Prevention for Supervisors, Bloodborne Pathogens, and other various training topics. If your district is not currently using this service and is interested in getting more information, please contact Lillian Parnoutsoukian . *Click on the VectorSolutions logo to login. Safety Training Handouts Did you know that your School District's Injury and Illness Prevention plan requires supervisors talk to employees about Safety on a regular basis? You should make Safety a topic at every staff meeting or opportunity. Do you need some help with coming up with a training for staff? Here are 52-one for each week of the year-different handouts you can use. Some are technical, some are very simple-each one is about a specific topic. Note that there are some similar topics but each handout is different. Some include a test and a training verification form If you use any of the handouts, be sure to include a sign-up sheet and keep a copy of the sign-up sheet with the handout for your OSHA records. There is a training roster you can use to document attendance. 4 Reasons to be careful at work 4 Steps to Setting Up Your Computer Workstation 5 Things to do to Defuse Violence Accident Prevention Air Quality Are you Stressed Cafeteria And Food Service Safety Can Walking Make You Fit Clean and Safe Office Area Computer Ergonomics-Are You at Risk for Pain Death on Our Highways-Workers in Peril Defensive Driving Eliminate Top Safety Threats to Prevent Electrical Injuries Extension Cord Safety Eye Protection Eye Safety Facts on Fire Safety Fertilizers and Pesticides Fire Safety Fundamentals of Housekeeping Gas Welding Give Yourself an Out-Emergency Exits Guard Against Machine Injuries Hand Tools Hand Washing Hazardous Chemicals in the Workplace Heat Stress Tri-Fold Brochure How Safe is Work-Stress Integrated Pest Management Keeping a Clean and Safe Office or Classroom Space Ladder Safety Lifting to Protect Your Back MSDS Near Miss Reporting Parking Lot Security Personal Protective Equipment-Feet First Personal Safety Awareness Power Lawn Mowers Prevent, Slips, Trips, and Falls Prevent Sprains and Strains Preventing Back Injuries Preventing Slips and Falls Safe Driving Tips Safe Lifting Safety Tips for the Office Safety-Attitude and Behavior Slips, Trips and Falls Surge Protector and Extension Cord Safety The Hazard of Arts and Crafts Tips to Prevent Eye Strain Top Workplace Hazards What You Need to Know About Hearing Loss Winter Driving Safety Working Safely with Chemicals Workplace Hazards-Protecting your Eyes and Ears If you have any ideas for which you would like to have a handout created, feel free to contact Terri Prichard or Lillian Parnoutsoukian

Member Resources Site Safety Air Pressure Vessel Inspections Hazardous Waste Material Removal Risk Management and Safety Inquiries Safety Signs Sharps/Medication Disposal Site Inspections StopIt Anonymous Tip Reporting Program Injury Illness Prevention Program (IIPP) On Site Attendance and Consultation with Safety Committees Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Quarterly Safety Newsletters Safety Incentive Funding for Safety Needs Safety Credit Program Trainings Back and Safe Lifting CPR/First Aid DOT - Supervisor/Reasonable Suspicion Ergonomics Forklift Certification General Safety Hazardous Communications Heat Injury and Illness Prevention On-Line training modules-examples are American’s with Disability Act (ADA), Sexual Harassment in the Workplace, Student Violence, Workplace Violence, Student-to-Student Harassment, Employment Discrimination Prevention of Sexual Harassment in the Workplace Training Videos-examples are Bloodborne pathogens, hazardous communications, orientation for new employees, mold awareness, proper lifting for maintenance, custodial, and grounds keeping Utility Cart Certification Evaluations Certified Playground Safety Inspections Certified Indoor Environmental Issues DOT Random Drug and Alcohol Testing for Safety Sensitive Employees Ergonomic Workplace Evaluations Hazards in the Workplace Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Noise Level Testing Post-Offer Pre-Employment Physicals Time and Motion Studies For any questions or more information, please contact Lillian Parnoutsoukian at (209) 579-7535 or Terri Prichard at (209)564-7421. Workers' Compensation Hotline - # (877-247-1445) Injured employees can call a toll free intake line and speak directly to a nurse regarding a potentially compensable incident, and be directed to a designated physician or occupational clinic for treatment. CRSIG’s occupational injury partners are hand-selected based on quality of care, their understanding of workers' compensation laws, and the needs of member districts and employees. This partnering generally allows for the scheduling of non-emergency medical care usually the same day, expediting the employee's care while also ensuring that costs and evaluations are appropriate under all circumstances. Return to Work Program & Specialist CRSIG established a Structured Return to Work Program in 2008. Our Members have developed a pre-identified listing of modified duty tasks for injured employees. CRSIG’s Return to Work Specialist obtains the work restrictions from the physician, contacts the Member to gain assistance in the modified duty placement, and works to bring the employee back into the workplace. This approach also keeps the employee engaged in the workplace, easing the transition back into his/her regular position. These components in conjunction with the overall processes and people involved in the administration of workers' compensation claims maximize the best outcomes for the injured worker and the member districts. Josh Martinez Phone (209) 531-3181 Fax (209) 579-5288 REPORTING A WORK-RELATED INJURY When an employee is injured at work, follow these instructions: If an EMERGENCY (life threatening injury): Call 911 or go to the nearest hospital As soon as possible - Report the injury to your supervisor Call Company Nurse at 1-877-247-1445 For NON-EMERGENCY injuries: Report the injury to your supervisor Call Company Nurse at 1-877-247-1445 Workers' Compensation Pamphlets Facts About Workers' Compensation Return to Work Procedures for Injured Employees MPN Directory www.simon-companies.com Property and Liability Claim Reporting Procedures If you are a school district employee, and need a claim form or incident report form in connection with an automobile accident, school property damage or a non-automobile incident, please see your supervisor for these forms. If you are presenting a claim against a school district or school district employee, the claim form must be obtained from the specific school district connected to the incident. Once completed this form must be presented directly to the district. No claims can be presented directly Claims are to be reported to: Erik Knak Knak & Company P.O. Box 191309 Boise, ID 83719 Phone (530) 247-1049 erik@knakco.com Cyber Liability Program CRSIG purchases Cyber Liability coverage for members of the Property & Liability program. Coverage includes: Information Security and Privacy Liability Privacy Notification Costs Regulatory Defense and Penalties Website Media Content Liability CLAIM REPORTING PROCEDURES: Reporting Form: Cyber Breach or Suspected Incident For more information, please contact Lillian Parnoutsoukian . Deadly Weapons Response Program CRSIG purchases a Deadly Weapons Response Program for members of the Property & Liability program. This is a Crisis Service to assist members through an event occuring at a scheduled location where a weapon has been used or brandished. A weapon is broadly defined as any portable or handheld device, instrument, or substance which is used by the Assailant(s) in a manner to deliberately cause death or bodily injury. "Weapon" can also include any road vehicles intended for us on public roads. Coverage provides $500,000 per claim with the following sub-limits: Information Security and Privacy Liability Crisis Management: $250,000 per event Counseling Services: $250,000 per event Funeral Expenses: $250,000 per event 1st Party Property Damage: $250,000 per event Business Interruption: $250,000 per event Demo/Clearance/Memorialization WHAT TO DO FOLLOWING A DEADLY WEAPON EVENT: If a Deadly Weapon Event occurs or is believed to have occurred, contact CrisisRisk via the 24 hour Crisis Management Response Team. Telephone # 860-677-3790 Deadly Weapon Event Notification: As soon as reasonably practicable, notify: CrisisRisk Strategies, LLC 492 Old Sackett Road Rockhill New York, NY 12775 Email: Lillian Parnoutsoukian Website: www.crisisrisk.com

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