EYES WIDE OPEN A napkin that falls on the floor of your restaurant presents a slip-and-fall risk. A puddle of water by a self-serve drink station is another claim culprit. A stack of boxes on uneven footing in the supply closet could result in a workers’ compensation situation. These ‘little things’ can cause big ramifications—from…
Enjoy the show this 4th of July by obeying local fireworks laws and following these safety tips: Maryland In Maryland, most fireworks — including bottle rockets, firecrackers, Roman candles, fire balloons, and signal lights — are illegal. Only gold-labeled sparklers, novelty items — such as party poppers, snap pops, and snakes — and ground-based sparkler…
If you can avoid auto claims, it will save you a bundle on your insurance. The rates you pay are based, in part, on your past driving and claims history. While no one wants to have an accident, they do happen on occasion. That’s why we call them accidents, after all. Auto insurance is an important part of…
Winter weather often leads to power outages, but improper use of emergency generators and other heating devices can lead to illness and carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning in your home. Keep your family warm – and safe – by installing a CO detector and taking a few vital precautions. Emergency Generator Safety Do not run gasoline engines…
Hot summer days and cool swimming pools are a great combination to enjoy some summer fun. Many homeowners add backyard pools as a way to entertain and beat the heat. However, adding a pool to your property also increases homeowner responsibilities. Keep these tips in mind if you decide to add a pool to your…
The safest way to enjoy fireworks is to attend a public display. These are conducted by licensed professionals and the firework sites are inspected and receive approval prior to the events. But, people may choose to celebrate with firework displays at home. Be Sure to follow state and local guidelines as well as all safety…
As we move into summer, many will want to exercise outdoors to stay active and get some fresh air. That’s great news, as experts recommend at least 150 minutes of moderate aerobic activity each week. Take these simple precautions to protect yourself while out in the warmer weather. Workout Tips By moving your workout outdoors,…
National Safe Boating Week encourages boaters to maintain reliable vessels and follow responsible boating practices. Lacking proper boating precautions can increase the risk of accidents occurring on the water. In fact, according to the U.S. Coast Guard, over 4,000 boating accidents happen annually. Utilize these safe boating tips: Before Boating Know the rules. Complete a…
How do homeowners associations foster community when having neighbors over for dinner or using the clubhouse cannot be done safely because of COVID-19? As residents look for safe ways to socialize, some are asking board members to allow propane-operated fire pits for outdoor enjoyment during the fall, spring, and summer seasons. “Fire pits are a…
Creating a conscious and robust safety culture is essential to the bottom line. A history of, and reputation for, stringent safety protocols will help contractors win more bids and reduce potential exposure to costly fines. Now is not the time to be complacent, even for contractors with a clean, or relatively clean, safety record. Situations…
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