The search identifies the existence of any life insurance policies or annuity contracts that were purchased in Ohio and issued on the life of, or owned by, a deceased person. Executors, legal representatives, or members of the deceased personâs immediate family may file a search request with the Department. If an insurance company has information about an in-force individual insurance policy on the life of the deceased person or an individual annuity contract where the deceased person is an annuitant, the insurer is required to take action to administer the policy and/or contract according to its terms.
OSHA must generally issue any citations within six months of the occurrence of any violations. Citations are supposed to be mailed to employee representatives no later than one day after the citation is sent to the employer. Citations can also be malted to any employee upon request.
When you receive a Citation and Notification of Penalty, you must post the citation (or a copy of it) at or near the place where each violation occurred to make employees aware of the hazards to which they may be exposed. The citation must remain posted in a place where employees can see it, for three working days or until the violation is corrected, whichever is longer. (Saturdays, Sundays, and Federal holidays are not counted as working days.) You must comply with these posting requirements even if you contest the citation. Failure to follow posting requirements is a violation and can result in a penalty. The abatement certification documents â such as abatement certifications, abatement plans and progress reports â also must be posted at or