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... Life/Financial Services Glossaries Management Resources & Links Categories Popular Recent All Back First Aid 4/30/2013 10:35:25 PM by CompleteMarkets Editor , Bill Grieb This content has not been rated yet. FIRST AID by Bill Grieb This article discusses medical assistance and first aid requirements. GISO 2400 requirements are listed at the end. MEDICAL ASSISTANCE Employers who are not near an infirmary, clinic, or hospital should have someone on-site trained in first aid, backed by medical personnel readily available for advice and consultation. Written ... . It is a heavy-gauge two-shelf steel-welded cabinet, 15 X 10 X 5 inches, finished with acid- and rust-resistant enamel. PERSONAL PROTECTION Employees exposed to accidental chemical splashes, falling objects, flying particles, unknown atmospheres with inadequate oxygen or toxic gases, fires, live electrical wiring, or similar emergencies need personal protective equipment, including: Safety glasses, goggles, or face shields for eye protection Hard hats and safety shoes Properly selected and fitted respirators Whole body coverings, gloves, hoods, and boots Body protection for abnormal environmental ... such as extreme temperatures EMERGENCY RESPONSE HANDBOOK SIC has developed a 130-page emergency response handbook that provides emergency first aid guidelines and 60 emergency response guides to thousands of hazardous materials. The Emergency Response Handbook includes an index to more than 2,000 different chemicals and hazardous materials. Call (310) 454-2100 to order copies; the cost is $29.80. FIRST AID KIT CONTENTS The following is a list of the contents of SIC's First Aid Kit. You may find it useful in preparing your own first aid kit. Alcohol wipes Antiseptic ...
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... of selling protection! To help the cause, Grace Bauer has provided an agency checklist of what needs to be done before and after a catastrophe, together with other areas to consider. BEFORE THE DISASTER Establish agreements with other insurance agencies for support; Contact associations for assistance; Determine cash necessary; Discuss possible cash flow after a disaster; Prepare computer areas: Generator, automation vendor catastrophe plans, UPS system, terminals, backup, backup storage, and powering-down instructions; Secure all files; Organize employee assistance: Relocation, additional ... , handicapped employees, people who live within walking distance of the office, out-of-state relatives, evacuation routes, transportation needs, and shelters; Coordinate personnel duties; Seek temporary employees; Schedule coverage review workshops with staff; Review facility catastrophe plans; power, telephone, and water; Schedule fire drills; Coordinate with insurance companies: Communication, binding authority, special catastrophe information, adjusters, draft authority, status reports, and tracking systems; Plan for notification of insureds: Documentation, brochure, letter/bulletin/newsletter, and ... ; Plan for down mail service; Write possible news release; Set continued update meetings with staff; Plan for supplies: Emergency, office, claims, staff; Organize telephones: Phone system, listings, local phone vendor, isolated/dedicated lines, manual phones, forwarding phones, faxes, and cell phones; and Clear work areas. AFTER THE DISASTER Restore building: Electricity and repairs; or Move to alternate facility; Contact catastrophe sites; Detail claim process, with and without automation; Prepare non-claims staff: Frequently asked ...
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... to the business in which he has ownership than to other agency business. While you want a producer to pay attention to the customers to whom (s )he sells (that's why we pay renewal commission), you also want that producer to pay attention and assist any agency customers with equal vigor and care. 2. If the producer is not successful (builds a smaller book of business than expected or projected), the equity provided to the producer is a waste. If you ever have to get rid of the ... is the marketing representative who develops the product and places it with the carrier, the service representative who maintains primary communications between the agency and the client to assure customer satisfaction, and the claims representative who assures that the claim service provided to the customer by the agency lives up to the customer's expectation of claim management (not just a reporting facility for the carrier) . When you proffer any level of ownership' in the book of business that the producer develops, a number of things happen: 1. The producer will pay ... attention to the business in which he has ownership than to other agency business. While you want a producer to pay attention to the customers to whom (s )he sells (that's why we pay renewal commission), you also want that producer to pay attention and assist any agency customers with equal vigor and care. 2. If the producer is not successful (builds a smaller book of business than expected or projected), the equity provided to the producer is a waste. If you ever have to get rid of ...
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... /C Agencies This content has not been rated yet. CompleteMarkets Editor , david goodwin 4/30/2013 12:00:00 AM The Long-term Care (LTC) family of products includes coverages for nursing homes, adult day care, home health care, assisted living facilities, and other related benefits. LTC has unique qualities, and there are many variations among the carriers. LTC isn't a new concept. The coverage has been around for decades, but only recently has it been widely discussed. With the new wave ... interest in LTC, sales took off slowly, built up, and then leveled off. All of this activity adds up to this picture: A large number of LTC prospects have heard about the product but haven't yet bought it. Why not? All Articles by CompleteMarkets Editor Comments (0 ) 1 2 x No Thanks Loading.. Loading.. x No Thanks Loading.. ...