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RIDDOR are UK regulations that require work-related injuries, diseases, and dangerous occurrences be reported. The regulations aim to generate reports for authorities to examine incidents and trends and develop prevention strategies. Reportable incidents include deaths, injuries requiring over 7 days off work, dangerous occurrences, and certain work-related diseases diagnosed by a doctor. The responsible person such as an employer must make reports. An accident book must be kept to record any incidents at a construction site.
Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations Pilot Law in San Diego
The presentation states that the responsible people (employers, self-employed and people in control of work premises) is accountable to report serious accidents, occupational diseases and other dangerous occurrences inside the workplace.
RIDDOR (1995) places a legal duty on employers, the self-employed and those responsible for premises to report certain workplace injuries, diseases and dangerous occurrences. Reportable incidents include deaths, major injuries such as fractures or amputations, over-3-day injuries, some work-related diseases, and dangerous occurrences that could have caused injury. Incidents must be reported to the Incident Contact Centre without delay for serious incidents and within 10 days for over-3-day injuries. The aim is to raise awareness of workplace risks and improve health and safety legislation and practices.
This document contains a list of over 150 case names related to insurance law and practice. The cases are listed alphabetically from Acme wood flooring co ltd v marten [1904] to Yorkshire Insurance Co Ltd v Nesbit Shipping Co Ltd [1962]. The list provides the case name, year, and jurisdiction for each case cited, to be used as references in studying insurance law.
Appraisal of the stakeholder management model in the insurance industryAlexander Decker
This document summarizes stakeholder theory and its application in the insurance industry. It discusses various models of stakeholder management, including representative theory, agency theory, stewardship theory, and resource dependency theory. Stakeholder theory suggests organizations should be responsible to a range of groups besides owners. The paper also analyzes key attributes of stakeholders - power, legitimacy, and urgency. It categorizes stakeholders based on possessing some combination of these attributes. The document aims to explore stakeholder theory literature to develop a framework for understanding the role and influence of stakeholders in organizations like insurance companies.
The document summarizes the student's 8-week industrial attachment at the Kenya Forest Service Headquarters. The student was attached to the Information Center department, which handles GIS and IT functions. During the attachment, the student digitized forest maps, created a spatial database of forest information, helped implement a new Forest Management Information System, and verified data using satellite imagery. The student gained experience applying GIS skills and found the attachment reinforced their interest in pursuing a career in geomatics engineering. Some challenges included learning new software and limited computer access, but these were overcome through observation, participation, and discussion with officers. Overall, the attachment was a success in providing real-world work experience relevant to the student's field of study.
This document discusses ways to scale up agricultural micro-insurance in Africa. It notes that ACRE Africa provides localized micro-insurance solutions to reduce climate risks. However, more work is needed to incorporate risk reduction activities and make insurance demand-driven. Insurance should be one part of a financial education strategy that includes savings, credit, and risk reduction. Case studies show insurance can help farmers invest more and reduce distress after losses, but farmers still see insurance as risky. The document calls for bundling insurance with climate-smart agriculture, using data to improve products, and better linking insurance with farmer services and organizations.
RIDDOR are UK regulations that require work-related injuries, diseases, and dangerous occurrences be reported. The regulations aim to generate reports for authorities to examine incidents and trends and develop prevention strategies. Reportable incidents include deaths, injuries requiring over 7 days off work, dangerous occurrences, and certain work-related diseases diagnosed by a doctor. The responsible person such as an employer must make reports. An accident book must be kept to record any incidents at a construction site.
Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations Pilot Law in San Diego
The presentation states that the responsible people (employers, self-employed and people in control of work premises) is accountable to report serious accidents, occupational diseases and other dangerous occurrences inside the workplace.
RIDDOR (1995) places a legal duty on employers, the self-employed and those responsible for premises to report certain workplace injuries, diseases and dangerous occurrences. Reportable incidents include deaths, major injuries such as fractures or amputations, over-3-day injuries, some work-related diseases, and dangerous occurrences that could have caused injury. Incidents must be reported to the Incident Contact Centre without delay for serious incidents and within 10 days for over-3-day injuries. The aim is to raise awareness of workplace risks and improve health and safety legislation and practices.
This document contains a list of over 150 case names related to insurance law and practice. The cases are listed alphabetically from Acme wood flooring co ltd v marten [1904] to Yorkshire Insurance Co Ltd v Nesbit Shipping Co Ltd [1962]. The list provides the case name, year, and jurisdiction for each case cited, to be used as references in studying insurance law.
Appraisal of the stakeholder management model in the insurance industryAlexander Decker
This document summarizes stakeholder theory and its application in the insurance industry. It discusses various models of stakeholder management, including representative theory, agency theory, stewardship theory, and resource dependency theory. Stakeholder theory suggests organizations should be responsible to a range of groups besides owners. The paper also analyzes key attributes of stakeholders - power, legitimacy, and urgency. It categorizes stakeholders based on possessing some combination of these attributes. The document aims to explore stakeholder theory literature to develop a framework for understanding the role and influence of stakeholders in organizations like insurance companies.
The document summarizes the student's 8-week industrial attachment at the Kenya Forest Service Headquarters. The student was attached to the Information Center department, which handles GIS and IT functions. During the attachment, the student digitized forest maps, created a spatial database of forest information, helped implement a new Forest Management Information System, and verified data using satellite imagery. The student gained experience applying GIS skills and found the attachment reinforced their interest in pursuing a career in geomatics engineering. Some challenges included learning new software and limited computer access, but these were overcome through observation, participation, and discussion with officers. Overall, the attachment was a success in providing real-world work experience relevant to the student's field of study.
This document discusses ways to scale up agricultural micro-insurance in Africa. It notes that ACRE Africa provides localized micro-insurance solutions to reduce climate risks. However, more work is needed to incorporate risk reduction activities and make insurance demand-driven. Insurance should be one part of a financial education strategy that includes savings, credit, and risk reduction. Case studies show insurance can help farmers invest more and reduce distress after losses, but farmers still see insurance as risky. The document calls for bundling insurance with climate-smart agriculture, using data to improve products, and better linking insurance with farmer services and organizations.
The document outlines information about National Insurance Company (NIC), the largest insurance company in Palestine. It provides details on NIC's vision, financial position, types of insurance offered including vehicles, fire, life, and more. NIC has grown significantly since starting in 1992 with $5 million in capital to an estimated $80 million in assets by 2013. It maintains a high integrity score and strong reinsurance relationships. The company aims to provide innovative insurance services while maintaining stability and benefiting the local economy.
The document summarizes the structure of Kenya's financial sector. It describes the major components as commercial banks, non-bank financial institutions, mortgage companies, forex bureaus, development finance institutions, pension schemes, SACCOs, the insurance sector and stock market. It then discusses the key regulatory bodies that oversee each component, including the Central Bank of Kenya, Insurance Regulatory Authority, Capital Markets Authority, Retirement Benefits Authority, and SACCO Societies Regulatory Authority. The regulators are responsible for licensing, supervision and developing policies to promote efficient operations within their respective sectors.
CRM implementation in the insurance sector aims to improve customer satisfaction and loyalty. Successful CRM requires integrating people, processes, and technology to obtain a unified customer view. Major Indian insurers like LIC, HDFC Ergo, and Tata AIA Life have implemented CRM systems to streamline operations, improve customer service, and increase sales. However, failures can occur if data is inconsistent, customer needs are not considered, or systems are not properly integrated. Overall, CRM provides benefits but also poses challenges for the insurance industry in India.
The document discusses various types of insurance contracts in India including life, fire, and marine insurance. It outlines key elements such as insurable interest, indemnity, disclosure requirements, and types of policies for each. For life insurance, it describes who can have an insurable interest and different types of life policies. For fire insurance, it discusses the average clause, insurable interest, and types of fire policies. For marine insurance, it discusses insurable interest, maritime perils, and types of marine policies.
Insurance involves sharing risk among a group of individuals, where one party agrees to pay for losses of another from specified events in exchange for premium payments. Key aspects of insurance include proposals, acceptance, consideration, good faith, insurable interest, indemnity, risk mitigation, contribution, life and general insurance policies, reinsurance, and double insurance. The objectives of insurance regulation are to protect policyholders, regulate and promote the orderly growth of the insurance industry, and amend relevant insurance acts. The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority oversees the administration and growth of insurance in accordance with central government directives.
This document provides an overview of insurance regulations and acts in India. It defines key terms like life insurance and general insurance. Some main points covered include:
- The Insurance Act of 1938 governs all forms of insurance in India and regulates the insurance business.
- The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) was established in 1999 to protect policyholders and oversee the growth of the insurance sector.
- Some principles of insurance discussed are insurable interest, utmost good faith, indemnity, subrogation, contribution, and causation.
- There are various life insurance plans like term insurance, endowment plans, and money back policies. Regulations cover deposits, investments, valu
This document discusses insurance, including its definition, history in Nepal, types of insurance, and effects on daily life. It begins by defining insurance as a legal contract between three parties that distributes risks by having the insurer assume the risk of loss in exchange for premiums from the insured. The document then covers the historical development of insurance in Nepal starting in 2004, describes the main types of insurance like life, marine, fire, and miscellaneous, and explains how insurance works by sharing losses among many. It concludes by discussing the positive effects insurance has on families, business, employment, the economy, and society by providing compensation against losses and encouraging risk-taking.
The document is a report submitted by Isaac Murambi Muchika on his 3-month industrial attachment at Africa Merchant Assurance Company Limited (AMACO). The report provides an overview of AMACO, including that it is a leading general insurance company in Kenya established in 2000. It also describes the student's responsibilities in the Underwriting department, including policy scheduling, issuance of certificates, documentation, and preparation of quotations. The report evaluates the student's experience at AMACO and provides recommendations to improve the company's operations.
This document provides an overview of various specialty insurance products offered by Veracity Insurance. It describes products for different industries including architects and engineers (A&E), design and construction (D&C), insurance brokers and agents (IBA), oil and gas contractors (O&G), professionals (PRO), recruitment agencies (RES), social media companies (2.0), media companies (MEDIA), technology companies (TECH), online retailers and publishers (WEB). For each product, it outlines who is covered, available coverage types, limits, deductibles, premiums, and benefits of the coverage.
This document outlines the casualty capabilities and classes of business for AmWins Brokerage of Illinois. It lists various types of commercial liability coverage they provide, including general liability, contractors coverage, auto/transportation, environmental/pollution, manufacturing risks, life sciences, premises/occupancy risks, petroleum distribution, medical professional liability, and umbrella/excess coverage. It also lists sample risks they have recently placed coverage for along with the types of coverage and premium amounts. Contact information is provided for two representatives.
This document outlines the casualty capabilities and classes of business for AmWins Brokerage of Illinois, including commercial general liability, contractors liability, commercial auto/public transportation, environmental/pollution liability, manufacturing risks, life sciences, premises/OL&T risks, petroleum distribution, medical professional liability, and umbrella/excess coverage. It provides examples of recent placements for a commercial general contractor, hotel chain management company, poultry processing operation, warehouses, natural gas manufacturer, farm co-operative, and habitational risk. Contact information is also included for Kyle Markuson and Jessica Howard.
This document discusses industrial accidents, their causes, types, and ways to prevent them. It outlines that industrial accidents can result from unsafe workplace conditions like faulty equipment or employee actions. Accidents range from minor injuries to fatalities and are caused by issues like poor ergonomics, electricity hazards, fires, or gas exposure. Laws like the Factories Act aim to promote workplace safety by requiring first aid facilities, medical care, safety training, and regulating hazardous work.
This document provides a summary of CFC Underwriting Ltd.'s global product guide. It outlines several of their sector and cross-sector insurance products, including Professionals, Technology & Media, and Life Sciences products. Details provided for each product include who they are for, what they cover, limits, deductibles and premiums. The document discusses their dedicated underwriting teams and tailored coverage for various professional industries.
This document provides an overview of insurance products available through CFC Underwriting Ltd. for various professional sectors. It lists the types of companies covered under each product, the types of coverage provided such as professional liability, general liability, and property coverage. It also provides the limits, deductibles and premium ranges for each product. The document is aimed at providing concise details on their commercial insurance offerings.
RIDDOR is UK legislation introduced in 2013 that requires employers to report and record work-related accidents, injuries, diseases, and dangerous occurrences. It aims to monitor accident trends to improve workplace safety. RIDDOR covers major injuries like fractures, amputations, and loss of sight. It also covers dangerous occurrences such as building collapses and fires that suspend work for over 24 hours. Employers must report diseases like certain poisonings and lung diseases under RIDDOR. The number of workplace accidents has declined 6% since RIDDOR was introduced, showing it has benefited workplace safety in the UK.
This document provides a summary of CFC Underwriting Ltd.'s global product guide. It outlines several of their professional liability insurance products for sectors such as professionals, technology and media, life sciences, healthcare, and not-for-profits. Specific products are available for architects and engineers, recruitment agencies, professional employer organizations, and others. The summary highlights key coverage details, limits, deductibles, and target customers for selected products.
This document provides information on various exclusive insurance programs offered by Veracity, including products liability, life sciences, beauty/cosmetics, sports/leisure, chimney/HPBA, e-cigarettes/e-liquids, general casualty, excess/umbrella, management liability, and professional liability programs. It highlights features such as broad appetite, low minimum premiums, quick quote turnaround times, and long-standing experience working with carriers. Target classes span multiple industries from medical devices and pharmaceuticals to manufacturers, contractors, retailers, and more.
The document discusses occupational safety and health issues including:
1) Occupational injuries and diseases remain a significant problem, killing over 14 workers per day in the US despite declines over the past century.
2) The Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 established OSHA to enforce workplace safety and health standards.
3) Common occupational injuries include cuts, burns and fractures while illnesses include respiratory diseases, musculoskeletal disorders and noise-induced hearing loss.
4) Prevention strategies include anticipating hazards, controlling exposures, and implementing safety programs and engineering controls.
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Make better specialty services lending decisions. This slide deck discusses credit risk considerations for the four most-researched specialty services industries—dental practices, physician practices, HVAC, and new car dealers—on eStatement Studies.
This document provides guidance on OSHA's recordkeeping and reporting requirements for workplace injuries and illnesses. It discusses what types of injuries and illnesses must be recorded, including those that result in death, days away from work, job transfer or restriction, medical treatment beyond first aid, loss of consciousness, or diagnosed significant injury/illness. It also outlines requirements for reporting fatalities, hospitalizations, amputations, and losses of an eye to OSHA and maintaining records like OSHA forms 300, 301, and 300A. Employers must consistently apply drug testing policies and keep detailed records to comply with OSHA regulations.
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) is a non-profit organization formed in 1974 that currently represents over 200,000 small business members in the UK. The FSB provides invaluable legal and business protection services to its members such as employment law advice, tax investigations protection, criminal prosecutions protection, and business insurance negotiated on members' behalf. Additionally, the FSB offers valuable cost-saving benefits like business banking, independent financial services, merchant services, and private medical insurance discounts.
Worker's Compensation - What are your rights?malmanlawslides
This document provides information about workers' compensation, including what it covers, common workplace injuries and illnesses, eligibility, and benefits. Workers' compensation is an insurance program that provides wage replacement and medical benefits to employees injured on the job. It covers a wide range of physical injuries and illnesses caused or aggravated by work. Filing a workers' compensation claim can help pay medical bills and lost wages for injured workers, including union members, truck drivers, factory workers, railroad employees, and construction workers, who face high risks of work-related accidents. Consulting a workers' compensation attorney can help ensure injured people receive all the benefits they are entitled to under the law.
The document outlines information about National Insurance Company (NIC), the largest insurance company in Palestine. It provides details on NIC's vision, financial position, types of insurance offered including vehicles, fire, life, and more. NIC has grown significantly since starting in 1992 with $5 million in capital to an estimated $80 million in assets by 2013. It maintains a high integrity score and strong reinsurance relationships. The company aims to provide innovative insurance services while maintaining stability and benefiting the local economy.
The document summarizes the structure of Kenya's financial sector. It describes the major components as commercial banks, non-bank financial institutions, mortgage companies, forex bureaus, development finance institutions, pension schemes, SACCOs, the insurance sector and stock market. It then discusses the key regulatory bodies that oversee each component, including the Central Bank of Kenya, Insurance Regulatory Authority, Capital Markets Authority, Retirement Benefits Authority, and SACCO Societies Regulatory Authority. The regulators are responsible for licensing, supervision and developing policies to promote efficient operations within their respective sectors.
CRM implementation in the insurance sector aims to improve customer satisfaction and loyalty. Successful CRM requires integrating people, processes, and technology to obtain a unified customer view. Major Indian insurers like LIC, HDFC Ergo, and Tata AIA Life have implemented CRM systems to streamline operations, improve customer service, and increase sales. However, failures can occur if data is inconsistent, customer needs are not considered, or systems are not properly integrated. Overall, CRM provides benefits but also poses challenges for the insurance industry in India.
The document discusses various types of insurance contracts in India including life, fire, and marine insurance. It outlines key elements such as insurable interest, indemnity, disclosure requirements, and types of policies for each. For life insurance, it describes who can have an insurable interest and different types of life policies. For fire insurance, it discusses the average clause, insurable interest, and types of fire policies. For marine insurance, it discusses insurable interest, maritime perils, and types of marine policies.
Insurance involves sharing risk among a group of individuals, where one party agrees to pay for losses of another from specified events in exchange for premium payments. Key aspects of insurance include proposals, acceptance, consideration, good faith, insurable interest, indemnity, risk mitigation, contribution, life and general insurance policies, reinsurance, and double insurance. The objectives of insurance regulation are to protect policyholders, regulate and promote the orderly growth of the insurance industry, and amend relevant insurance acts. The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority oversees the administration and growth of insurance in accordance with central government directives.
This document provides an overview of insurance regulations and acts in India. It defines key terms like life insurance and general insurance. Some main points covered include:
- The Insurance Act of 1938 governs all forms of insurance in India and regulates the insurance business.
- The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) was established in 1999 to protect policyholders and oversee the growth of the insurance sector.
- Some principles of insurance discussed are insurable interest, utmost good faith, indemnity, subrogation, contribution, and causation.
- There are various life insurance plans like term insurance, endowment plans, and money back policies. Regulations cover deposits, investments, valu
This document discusses insurance, including its definition, history in Nepal, types of insurance, and effects on daily life. It begins by defining insurance as a legal contract between three parties that distributes risks by having the insurer assume the risk of loss in exchange for premiums from the insured. The document then covers the historical development of insurance in Nepal starting in 2004, describes the main types of insurance like life, marine, fire, and miscellaneous, and explains how insurance works by sharing losses among many. It concludes by discussing the positive effects insurance has on families, business, employment, the economy, and society by providing compensation against losses and encouraging risk-taking.
The document is a report submitted by Isaac Murambi Muchika on his 3-month industrial attachment at Africa Merchant Assurance Company Limited (AMACO). The report provides an overview of AMACO, including that it is a leading general insurance company in Kenya established in 2000. It also describes the student's responsibilities in the Underwriting department, including policy scheduling, issuance of certificates, documentation, and preparation of quotations. The report evaluates the student's experience at AMACO and provides recommendations to improve the company's operations.
This document provides an overview of various specialty insurance products offered by Veracity Insurance. It describes products for different industries including architects and engineers (A&E), design and construction (D&C), insurance brokers and agents (IBA), oil and gas contractors (O&G), professionals (PRO), recruitment agencies (RES), social media companies (2.0), media companies (MEDIA), technology companies (TECH), online retailers and publishers (WEB). For each product, it outlines who is covered, available coverage types, limits, deductibles, premiums, and benefits of the coverage.
This document outlines the casualty capabilities and classes of business for AmWins Brokerage of Illinois. It lists various types of commercial liability coverage they provide, including general liability, contractors coverage, auto/transportation, environmental/pollution, manufacturing risks, life sciences, premises/occupancy risks, petroleum distribution, medical professional liability, and umbrella/excess coverage. It also lists sample risks they have recently placed coverage for along with the types of coverage and premium amounts. Contact information is provided for two representatives.
This document outlines the casualty capabilities and classes of business for AmWins Brokerage of Illinois, including commercial general liability, contractors liability, commercial auto/public transportation, environmental/pollution liability, manufacturing risks, life sciences, premises/OL&T risks, petroleum distribution, medical professional liability, and umbrella/excess coverage. It provides examples of recent placements for a commercial general contractor, hotel chain management company, poultry processing operation, warehouses, natural gas manufacturer, farm co-operative, and habitational risk. Contact information is also included for Kyle Markuson and Jessica Howard.
This document discusses industrial accidents, their causes, types, and ways to prevent them. It outlines that industrial accidents can result from unsafe workplace conditions like faulty equipment or employee actions. Accidents range from minor injuries to fatalities and are caused by issues like poor ergonomics, electricity hazards, fires, or gas exposure. Laws like the Factories Act aim to promote workplace safety by requiring first aid facilities, medical care, safety training, and regulating hazardous work.
This document provides a summary of CFC Underwriting Ltd.'s global product guide. It outlines several of their sector and cross-sector insurance products, including Professionals, Technology & Media, and Life Sciences products. Details provided for each product include who they are for, what they cover, limits, deductibles and premiums. The document discusses their dedicated underwriting teams and tailored coverage for various professional industries.
This document provides an overview of insurance products available through CFC Underwriting Ltd. for various professional sectors. It lists the types of companies covered under each product, the types of coverage provided such as professional liability, general liability, and property coverage. It also provides the limits, deductibles and premium ranges for each product. The document is aimed at providing concise details on their commercial insurance offerings.
RIDDOR is UK legislation introduced in 2013 that requires employers to report and record work-related accidents, injuries, diseases, and dangerous occurrences. It aims to monitor accident trends to improve workplace safety. RIDDOR covers major injuries like fractures, amputations, and loss of sight. It also covers dangerous occurrences such as building collapses and fires that suspend work for over 24 hours. Employers must report diseases like certain poisonings and lung diseases under RIDDOR. The number of workplace accidents has declined 6% since RIDDOR was introduced, showing it has benefited workplace safety in the UK.
This document provides a summary of CFC Underwriting Ltd.'s global product guide. It outlines several of their professional liability insurance products for sectors such as professionals, technology and media, life sciences, healthcare, and not-for-profits. Specific products are available for architects and engineers, recruitment agencies, professional employer organizations, and others. The summary highlights key coverage details, limits, deductibles, and target customers for selected products.
This document provides information on various exclusive insurance programs offered by Veracity, including products liability, life sciences, beauty/cosmetics, sports/leisure, chimney/HPBA, e-cigarettes/e-liquids, general casualty, excess/umbrella, management liability, and professional liability programs. It highlights features such as broad appetite, low minimum premiums, quick quote turnaround times, and long-standing experience working with carriers. Target classes span multiple industries from medical devices and pharmaceuticals to manufacturers, contractors, retailers, and more.
The document discusses occupational safety and health issues including:
1) Occupational injuries and diseases remain a significant problem, killing over 14 workers per day in the US despite declines over the past century.
2) The Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 established OSHA to enforce workplace safety and health standards.
3) Common occupational injuries include cuts, burns and fractures while illnesses include respiratory diseases, musculoskeletal disorders and noise-induced hearing loss.
4) Prevention strategies include anticipating hazards, controlling exposures, and implementing safety programs and engineering controls.
How to Make Your Specialty Services Lending Rock: Credit Considerations for 4...Colleen Beck-Domanico
Make better specialty services lending decisions. This slide deck discusses credit risk considerations for the four most-researched specialty services industries—dental practices, physician practices, HVAC, and new car dealers—on eStatement Studies.
This document provides guidance on OSHA's recordkeeping and reporting requirements for workplace injuries and illnesses. It discusses what types of injuries and illnesses must be recorded, including those that result in death, days away from work, job transfer or restriction, medical treatment beyond first aid, loss of consciousness, or diagnosed significant injury/illness. It also outlines requirements for reporting fatalities, hospitalizations, amputations, and losses of an eye to OSHA and maintaining records like OSHA forms 300, 301, and 300A. Employers must consistently apply drug testing policies and keep detailed records to comply with OSHA regulations.
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) is a non-profit organization formed in 1974 that currently represents over 200,000 small business members in the UK. The FSB provides invaluable legal and business protection services to its members such as employment law advice, tax investigations protection, criminal prosecutions protection, and business insurance negotiated on members' behalf. Additionally, the FSB offers valuable cost-saving benefits like business banking, independent financial services, merchant services, and private medical insurance discounts.
Worker's Compensation - What are your rights?malmanlawslides
This document provides information about workers' compensation, including what it covers, common workplace injuries and illnesses, eligibility, and benefits. Workers' compensation is an insurance program that provides wage replacement and medical benefits to employees injured on the job. It covers a wide range of physical injuries and illnesses caused or aggravated by work. Filing a workers' compensation claim can help pay medical bills and lost wages for injured workers, including union members, truck drivers, factory workers, railroad employees, and construction workers, who face high risks of work-related accidents. Consulting a workers' compensation attorney can help ensure injured people receive all the benefits they are entitled to under the law.
This document provides information about OSHA recordkeeping requirements. It outlines what incidents employers must report to OSHA, such as work-related fatalities within 8 hours and inpatient hospitalizations, amputations, and losses of an eye within 24 hours. Employers must provide specific details in these reports, including the establishment name, location, employee names and contact information. The document also defines terms like amputation and hospitalization and explains the different OSHA forms used for recordkeeping like Forms 300, 301, and 300A.
The document discusses how additive manufacturing (3D printing) has helped support the medical community during the COVID-19 pandemic through producing things like ventilator parts, face shields, and test swabs. It provides examples of how the additive manufacturing community used various materials like PLA, ABS, and metals to 3D print medical supplies. The document also outlines how additive manufacturing can benefit the medical device industry more broadly through enabling custom devices, reducing costs, and expediting the design process.
This document outlines major workplace hazards in construction such as falls, fires, chemicals, and vehicles. It discusses the importance of following health and safety guidelines to prevent long-term damage and diseases. Proper accident reporting procedures and emergency plans are also described, including notifying authorities of serious injuries or deaths. The roles and requirements for first aid personnel and equipment are explained as well.
This document discusses managing business risks through understanding risks, managing risk, and obtaining appropriate insurance coverage. It identifies common business risks like hackers, theft, and fraud. It also discusses reducing risk through prevention programs, avoiding risks when possible, self-insuring or buying various types of insurance like general liability, property, health, disability, workers' compensation, and life insurance. The document emphasizes the importance of understanding different types of insurance policies and coverage for risks facing various businesses, including home-based businesses.
The document provides information about The Hartford insurance company and the metal manufacturing industry. It discusses that most U.S. manufacturers are small businesses and that outsourcing is reversing as costs rise overseas. The Hartford is interested in providing insurance to metal manufacturers that have low hazard risks and controlled special hazards. Characteristics like automated processes and known product end-uses are attractive, while uncontrolled environments and occupational disease exposure are less attractive. The Hartford can provide tailored business owner's policies, workers' compensation, and business auto insurance to metal manufacturers.
Atlas Insurance Limited provides general insurance products and services in Pakistan through 20 branches. It was founded in 1934 and acquired by the Atlas Group in 1980. The company operates through four segments and has a vision to provide the highest quality service to policyholders. It offers both conventional and Islamic insurance products across classes such as fire, marine, motor, health and more.
2. • Covers available for
• For Industrial and
Manufacturing Unit
• Shops and Godown
• Dwelling & Offices,
• Long term Policy on
Residential Building
only.
3. • Home Loan Suraksha Policy for long term
dwelling insurance.
4. • Motor Insurance for
Two Wheelers, Four
Wheelers,
• Comprehensive
Insurance
• Act liability with Fire
& Theft
• Act liability
6. • Covers Accidental Injury,
Disablement and Death Risk.
• Table-I covers only Death Risk
• Table-IA covers Death Risk +
Major Disablement
• Table-II covers Death, Major and
Minor Disabilities
• Table III covers Death +
Disablement + Normal Accidental
Injury
7. • Policy covers
unforeseen and sudden
damage to the Insured
Machinery whilst at
work or at rest.
• Cover embraces
damage due to Faulty
material, design,
construction or
erection etc. etc.
8. • Electronic Equipment
Policy for Medical X-ray,
Ultrasound, Surgical,
Diagnosis, ECG, EEG,
Radiotherapy, CT Scan,
Communication
Machinery, Fax Machine,
Computer, Printer, Laser
Jet Printer, Industrial CNC
Machines, Instruments,
UPS and other Electrical
& Electronic Machinery
9. • Covers loss or damage
to property by theft,
burglary or
housebreaking.
10. • Covers Household goods
covers against
• Fire
• Burglary
• Mechanical Breakdown
for Domestic Appliances
• Personal Baggage
• Personal Accident
• Public Liability
11. • Covers Shopkeepers
goods against up to
Rs.10 Lacs maximum
Sum Insured.
• Fire
• Burglary
• Money Insurance
• Personal Accident
• Public Liability
12. • Covers shopkeepers
goods above Rs.10
Lacs against
• Fire
• Burglary
• Money Insurance
• Medi Claim
• Public Liability
13. • Medi-Claim Policy for
Individual and for Family
members.
• From Rs.15000/- to
Rs.500000/-
• Cash less facility up to
selected hospital
• 10% Family Discount
• I.T. Exemption up to
maximum Rs.10000/-
under 80G
14. • Covers all items under single policy.
• Household goods cover in a combination of seven sections.
• Fire
• Burglary
• Mechanical Breakdown
• Personal Accident Table II with 20% Discount
• Professional Indemnity for Advocates, Doctors, Chartered
Accountants, Contractors, Engineers,
• Medi Claim with 20% discount on premium
• Personal Computer, Printers and other peripherals
• Vehicle Insurance (Only those vehicles Registered in the name of
Insured.)
15. • In BANK folder all the proposal forms, RTO related
papers forms, Claim forms, other forms and application.
• All the proposal set up as per A4 size papers.
• Adjust the paper for setting left margin & printing proposal
• All the proposals & forms are in PDF format so you can
not change the contents. All the documents are write
protected. After installing the Acrobat Reader from CD
you can see the proposal in proper way. Otherwise all the
proposal seen in ASCII characters.