On April 3,2017 the Town of Ocean City Council took the Fire Marshal’s recommendation and made a change to the fire code as it pertains to buildings over 50 feet (high rises). In its current status, the fire code required heat sensors that would activate similar to a smoke detector and sound an alarm. Several…
The Maryland General Assembly is considering House Bill 651. This bill will require condominium and homeowner asosciations to have reserve studies. Reserve studies will allow associations to identify and plan for long term replacement and repair of major common elements or the infrastructure of the community. The study should be used as a budget tool…
The compliance date for all carriers and drivers subject to the new rule mandating ELD’s is December 18, 2017. That is only a few short months away. There is a second phase to the Phased-In Compliance of the ELD regulation. This phase will last two years from December 18, 2017 through December 16, 2019. Per…
The State of Maryland is working to review the process in which state funding is issued for transportation projects. The state currently has 73 major priority transportation projects. In the current scoring system only a handful of those projects would be funded. In the current session legislators and the Governor are trying to find alternatives…
In the insurance world – knowing a few great surveyors can be helpful. Especially, if you need an elevation certificate. The Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA) requires an elevation certificate for buildings that are located in the Special Flood Hazard Area. Per FEMA, A community's permit file must have an official record that shows new…
Deeley Group Serves was recently formed as the employee led philanthropic arm of Deeley Insurance Group. Deeley Group surveyed our team on how to improve our culture and workplace. We had an overwhelming response for better ways to give back to our amazing community. We are incredibly lucky to work near the beach and for…
Scalds and burns are potentially life-changing injuries that can lead to severe pain, lost time at work and permanent damage to skin. Working in a restaurant puts you at particular risk of scalds. It is important that you use extreme caution when working with or around hot liquids or steam, and that you know what…
We all know that safety is important, but are you aware of just how costly a workplace injury can be? The initial costs may not seem like much money, but the extra expenses to pay for injuries can have a powerfully negative effect on our restaurant’s bottom line. The only way you can stay in…
Post-Accident Drug Testing (PADT) is a tool employers can use to determine the root cause of workplace accident or injury. Know when to use PADT by following the guidelines from Banker’s Insurance below: PADT can be used in the case of an accident, with or without an injury associated. PADT should be used to determine…
While maintaining a property during the winter, it is extremely important to keep sidewalks and common areas free from ice and snow. Each year, a community association should review their plan for winter weather emergencies. This should include a breakdown of who will be in charge of what during a weather emergency. If the association…
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