1. How do The Beacon Loss Prevention inspections differ from OSHA inspections?

Answer:
The Beacon’s loss prevention consultants work with policyholder to identify and eradicate hazards in the workplace. The Beacon uses OSHA standards as a guide and baseline for identifying unsafe conditions or practices. OSHA is branch of the federal govern

2. How can I get paid for the DWC29, DWC 27/28, MAB01, MAB01a?

Answer:
Bill on the HCFA1500 using code 99080 for special reports.

3. Will The Beacon provide a quote over the phone?

Answer:
No. Determining the correct job classifications and rates for premium calculation if not as simple as it sounds. Jobs that appear to be similar may be considered different for classification purposes. Our underwriters will review the operations careful

4. I want to reduce my risk of material handling injury. How much weight is safe for material handlers to lift?

Answer:
There is no defined weight that is safe for employees to lift. The circumstances of the lift: below knee, above shoulders, at arms length, all increase the difficulty of the job task and therefore would lower the acceptable weight lifted. The frequency

5. What is the Medical Advisory Board ?

Answer:
The Medical Advisory Board or MAB is a group of medical, legal and rehab professionals responsible for developing the rules, protocols, procedures and fees as it relates to the treatment of injured workers.