In This Issue
2011 was another excellent year for OSBIE. Underwriting
Income of $8.4 million, coupled with Investment
Income of $9.2 million resulted in a total Net Income of
$17.6 million for the year.
At the recent February, 2012 meeting of the OSBIE Board of Directors,
elections for the Chair, Vice Chair positions took place.
It is recommended
that school boards
implement and enforce
a written policy that
addresses personal
use of board-owned
vehicles that are driven
by various board
employees.
Contractors should be
familiar with the fire
risks of any by-product
or waste materials
If you had a chance to do something thrilling, but were not sure what might happen… Should you?
Like concussions, many
other types of injuries,
such as spinal injuries,
fractures and even
torn ligaments, need
time to heal properly
and should also have
a gradual, progressive
plan to returning to
normal play.
One of the problems
with assessing risk
on the front lines of
a school operation
is that usually, the
mathematical data sets
either don’t exist or
are not known to the
person who must make
the judgement call.
Facility owners are
exposed to liability
risks associated with
renting out their facility
to outside users.
These cameras are
used to detect small
problems before they
become big problems.
If you haven’t already signed up for the OSBIE Blog, here are some interesting risk management and insurance discussion topics
that you may have missed...
OSBIE, in conjunction
with the SBCI (School
Boards’ Co-operative
Inc.) is pleased to rebroadcast
the Slips,
Trips, and Falls Webcast
for our FRENCH
School Boards.
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