Swimming Pool Risk Assessment Example Form

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All right. Let's start with a question: What is risk pooling, and how does it affect you? Let's say you're the manager of a baseball team. You've got: three outfielders, four infielders, a catcher and a pitcher. Now, most of the action in baseball takes place between the pitcher and catcher. So, their chances of getting hurt is higher than other players. If a pitcher were to look for coverage on their own, they may not see the same prices as the outfielders. But, by grouping the players together and spreading out everyone's chances of getting injured giving every player the ability to have coverage. This is especially helpful for those players changing position mid-season - like going from the outfield to being a pitcher. By joining the State Group Insurance Program, you're not only becoming part of a team you'll be part of an entire league. In other words, you'll be joining a risk pool of local government agencies that's 26,000 members strong. Making your premiums more stabl