OSHA requires that employers notify them when an employee is killed or suffers a work-related hospitalization, amputation, or loss of an eye. Fatalities must be reported in 8 hours and all other accidents resulting in hospitalization within 24 hours. You can call the 24-hour hotline – 1-800-321-6742 Find your local OSHA office Or Report Online…
DetailsNothing more fun than seeing how the Federal Emergency Management Agency prepares for the big day. They just sent this amazing article on Super Bowl Safety! Happy Reading! Cooking Safety for the Super Bowl Getting your Super Bowl game face on? Score more points this year by putting kitchen fire safety in your line up.…
DetailsMeet Our Team – Ashlee is a Client Service Agent in the Personal Lines Department. Background Ashlee has been a licensed insurance agent since 2006. She worked at State Farm, Allstate and M Insurance handling client needs. Goals Ashlee came to Deeley Group just as the flood maps in our area were updated. Ashlee joined…
DetailsMeet Our Team – Jennifer Armour is a Client Service Agent with the Community Association Practice. Background Jennifer has six years of Community Association Management experience at a resort community in Ocean City, MD. She is a licensed insurance agent. Goals Jennifer has recently become a licensed insurance agent. Her goal is to remain active…
DetailsMeet Our Team – Lindsey Ward is a Customer Service Agent for the Commercial Lines Department. Background Lindsey comes to us with 3 years customer service and sales experience from Best Buy. Lindsey is a graduate of Salisbury University with bachelors in History. Lindsey is a licensed insurance agent. Goals Lindsey is currently working in…
DetailsThe Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has proposed a new rule in regards to rating carriers. The rule will not have to go through the process to become a final rule. Carriers will have no rating or an “unfit” rating. Carriers with an “unfit” rating will not be allowed to operate. FMSCA will set standards…
DetailsLosing control of a car is undoubtedly one of the most frightening experiences behind the wheel. Unfortunately, it is a potential side effect when the temperatures drop and the roads get slick. One of the most dangerous winter driving hazards is skidding, which, at high speeds, could result in a nasty crash. To prevent an…
DetailsFrostbite and hypothermia are serious conditions resulting from extreme cold that can progress rapidly if ill-equipped. To prevent these conditions, which could result in death or permanent damage, do the following: Select proper clothing for cold, wet and windy conditions Layer clothing when possible, and be sure to include layers that repel moisture away from…
DetailsIt’s commonly believed that hands-free accessories are a safe way to use cellphones while driving. However, more than 30 studies show that they are actually no safer than handheld devices. Though hands-free devices are marketed as a way to keep a driver’s hands on the wheel, they present other dangers. For example, many of these…
DetailsIn cold temperatures, approach with caution and assume that all wet, dark areas on pavements are slippery and icy. During bad weather, avoid boots or shoes with smooth soles and heels. Instead, wear shoes or boots that provide traction on snow and ice; boots made of non-slip rubber or neoprene with grooved soles are best.…
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