Insurance Journal (4th Quarter 2017)
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Guest Contribution<br />
CAR / EAR Policy:<br />
Contractors/Erection all risk<br />
insurance covers all risk associated<br />
with the projects and it plays a vital<br />
role till the project becomes<br />
operational. Below is a small<br />
description of how CAR policy will<br />
work till the end of the project.<br />
Some of the key benefits of this policy<br />
are as follows:<br />
Ÿ It covers all sort of accidental<br />
damages associated with construction<br />
projects subject to exclusion<br />
Ÿ Most economic option<br />
Ÿ <strong>Insurance</strong> premiums are calculated<br />
accurately by insurer than hazard<br />
margin by contractors<br />
Ÿ Offer efficient financial protection<br />
to all parties concerned<br />
Ÿ Professional advise by insurer's<br />
experts<br />
In project insurance there are more<br />
than two parties involved in the<br />
contract, hence the responsibility and<br />
liability may differ. Below is table of<br />
the most common parties involved in<br />
t h e c o n t r a c t r e f l e c t i n g t h e i r<br />
responsibilities and coverage<br />
available under CAR/EAR insurance<br />
or any other if there is a GAP.<br />
Coverage under Project <strong>Insurance</strong>:<br />
Ÿ<br />
Ÿ<br />
FLEXA<br />
AOG perils<br />
Ÿ E l e c t r i c a l / M e c h a n i c a l<br />
breakdown / Impact / Collision<br />
Ÿ Human Error<br />
Most Common exclusions include:<br />
Ÿ Liquidated damages and penalties<br />
Ÿ Willful act of negligence<br />
Ÿ War & Political Risks<br />
Ÿ Nuclear Phenomena<br />
Ÿ Faulty Design / Material &<br />
Workmanship<br />
Ÿ Inventory Loss<br />
Ÿ Contractual Liabilities<br />
Project <strong>Insurance</strong> Underwriting:<br />
T h e U n d e r w r i t i n g a n d R i s k<br />
assessment of project insurance<br />
depends if a project is within possible<br />
insurable hazards or if it requires any<br />
special conditions that take care of<br />
unforeseen exposures that may give<br />
rise to a loss. Some of the most<br />
common criteria considered are:<br />
Ÿ Geography / Topography / Climate<br />
of Project location<br />
Ÿ Infrastructure availability /<br />
Transport & Repair Facilities<br />
Ÿ Political / Administrative Situation<br />
Ÿ Size of Project / Complexity /<br />
Value of works<br />
Ÿ Time period for execution of the<br />
project<br />
Ÿ Competence of the contractor<br />
Ÿ Number of Qualified Supervisors<br />
staff & local labor<br />
Ÿ Parties Insured<br />
Ÿ Potential AOG Exposures<br />
Ÿ A u x i l i a r y S t r u c t u r e s a n d<br />
protective measures<br />
Ÿ TPL exposures<br />
The UW process also includes<br />
considering Engineering Hazards<br />
such as:<br />
Ÿ<br />
Ÿ<br />
Ÿ<br />
Subsoil condition<br />
Underground water control<br />
Testing and measurements<br />
Standard Classification for Rating of<br />
Engineering Projects are:<br />
Light / Medium Risks:<br />
Ÿ<br />
Apartment blocks<br />
Ÿ P r i v a t e O f f i c e<br />
blocks<br />
Ÿ C o m m u n i t y<br />
Buildings ( Hospitals /<br />
Schools / Offices )<br />
Ÿ Water towers<br />
Ÿ Roads<br />
Ÿ Sewage systems<br />
Heavy Risks:<br />
Ÿ Sky-scrappers<br />
Ÿ Tunneling Projects<br />
Ÿ Bridges with large<br />
Spans<br />
Ÿ Hydro Projects<br />
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