THIS BINDER IS MORE WORKSITE BASED THAN IT IS ACTIVITY BASED (IE. WHERE ARE THEY WORKING, NOT WHAT ARE THEY DOING).
THEY NEED TO BE WORKING AT HIGHER HAZARD LOCATIONS FOR IT TO FIT
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100% Lloyd’s security
Up to $20M Limit of Liability
Industry Leading Optional Extensions:
Contractual Liability (blanket basis)
Principal as Additional Insured & Waiver of Subrogation (blanket basis)
Incidental PI (up to $10m)
Queensland Electrical Contractors Consumer Protection
Rectification of Faulty Workmanship
Rip & Tear
Statutory Liability
Victorian Plumbers Liability
Trade risks with turnovers up to $50m, where at least 10% of T/O comes from working with, on, or at higher hazard locations, such as:
- airside
- canals
- chemical / gas / oil refineries
- dams (excluding tailings)
- gas / oil rigs
- mines
- power distribution infrastructure
(underground power only – ie. not power poles)
- power utilities
- quarries
- rail corridor work
- shipyards / docks / watercraft
- tunnels
- water utilities
- working at height
- this includes working on, or in buildings that are over 2 storey’s high
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Mines (underground)
Plumbers
Structural Steel
Turnovers over $50m
Any occupation where less than 10% of T/O comes from a higher hazard location
Adverse claim history
Above ground power infrastucture (ie. power poles and powerllines)
Bulk procsssing plants
(critical infrastructure)
Inadequate risk management
Payments to Labour hire / Contractors (combined) exceeding 50% of T/O
Playground Equipment Installation
Public Utilities (critical infrastructure)
Rail track work
Riggers
Repairs to Rolling Stock
Scaffolding (see here for scaffolders)
Shipbuilders
Ship repair (hull)
Solar Power Installation ( Resi)
Start-ups
Vegatation managamant (on or around power poles / power lines)
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