Accidents often occur in confined spaces because workers were unaware that they were in such an area to begin with. As such, the first step toward safety in and around confined spaces is to identify them. Confined Space Characteristics OSHA standards define confined spaces as meeting the three following criteria: The space is large enough…
Don’t Equate Small with Safe Despite significant cybersecurity exposures, 85 percent of small business owners believe their company is safe from hackers, viruses, malware or a data breach. This disconnect is largely due to the widespread belief that small businesses are unlikely targets for cyber attacks. In reality, data thieves are simply looking for the…
Flood News The National Flood Insurance Program has been authorized through Sept. 30, 2020. At that time, we expect another short-term extension. As of April 1, 2020, the National Flood Insurance Program will have the following changes: Rate increases on average of 9.9% The Reserve Fund Assessment will increase from 15% to 18% per policy…
Water damage is one of the most common causes of property damage. You wouldn’t expect your refrigerator to ruin your kitchen and floors, or even destroy support structures in your home, but it’s actually possible. Home water damage can be caused by leaking fixtures and appliances or faulty pipes and hoses. These leaks can range from…
Theft losses can be prevented when a central station burglar alarm is installed and activated in your home. Improve your family’s security and reduce the potential of home intrusion by knowing the basics for safety and alarm component options: ALWAYS: Activate your alarm system when you are away and at night. Alert your neighbors when…
During the evening hours, it is more difficult to see hazards ahead on the road. It is important to remember the challenges you may face while night driving. Know How to Stay Safe Use these safety tips to prevent night driving accidents: Turn on your headlights one hour before sunset and one hour after sunrise…
In 2019, the Maryland legislature considered increasing the amount that an individual could be charged for a master policy deductible from $5,000 to $10,000. Although the bill had a great deal of support, it did not pass into a law. The Maryland Legislative Action Committee from Community Association Institute (CAI) feels strongly for these bills,…
In Maryland and Delaware, managers are not required to have a license to manage a community. The Community Association Institute (CAI) offers classes and designations for managers who complete courses of study. The Community Association Managers International Certification Board (CAMICB) also provides managers the opportunity to earn the Certified Managers of Community Associations (CMCA) designation.…
Deeley Insurance Group is proud to announce our spotlight charities for 2020. Annually, Deeley Insurance Group employees nominate and select charities to spotlight throughout the year. Deeley Serves, the company’s charitable arm, facilitates resources to these and many other local organizations. American Cancer Society Their mission is to free the world from cancer. Until they…
The big game is Sunday, which means it time for parties with family and friends! Make sure your Super Bowl viewing party team is playing it safe while enjoying the game. Game Day Food Safety Tips from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Keep it clean – your hands, cutting boards, dishes, utensils, and counter tops.…
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