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Another name for this insurance category is 'Excess Liability'.
Umbrella Policy/Liability
This status is commonly used when a vendor is told they are missing documents or certain requirements.
Incomplete
FIRST, VERIFY commonly starts asking for new OSHA logs on this date.
February 15th or March 1st (depending on year)
This OSHA document summarizes the number and general types of injuries and illnesses.
OSHA 300A
EMR stands for this.
Experience Modification Rating
The place where endorsements may be listed, but not in Georgia.
Description of Operations
This status is used when a vendor has the correct documents, every requirement is met, and nothing exceeds threshold requirements.
Prequalified
Vendors can renew their questionnaires this many days in advance.
30 days.
Employers may redact this information for privacy reasons when submitting their OSHA 300 forms.
Employee names
Most clients require an EMR rating of this or lower. This is because it means there is no effect on premiums.
1.00
The entity that receives the certificate of insurance is also the entity that requested the document to verify that a contractor carries active insurance
Certificate Holder
There might be more than one status associated with an account when this status is used.
Multiple
The client has added a new location for a vendors account. The expiration date for the new location is set by this standard.
The final status period of the original location(s)
Companies with this number or fewer employees are commonly exempt from OSHA reporting.
10
FIRST, VERIFY typically cannot accept ratings that say 'preliminary' or _______ rating.
Contingent
By federal law, an owner/operator-run company can not have this type of insurance.
Workers' Compensation
When a vendor doesn't finish their questionnaire, this status is assigned.
No Response - Not Complete
Account Managers will send Client Review Summaries this many times in a month.
1.
This organization operates similarly to OSHA, but in an 'underground' manner.
MSHA
Experience Modification Ratings, or EMRs, are not calculated officially until a company has been operating for this many years.
3 years.
The National Association of Insurance Commissioner's, or NAIC, assigns this to each individual underwriting company.
Identification code/number
This status is used when a client grants a waiver of a certain threshold requirement that is limited by a time period or project.
Probation
The new Accounts Needing Review spreadsheet comes out on this day of the week.
Tuesday
The Total Recordable Incident Rate (TRIR) is calculated by taking the totals from the recordable incidents multiplied by 200,000 and divided by this number.
Total Number of Hours Worked.
An EMR of 1.25 means the premium paid for Workers Comp. is this percentage.
25% more or 125% total