ERECTION ALL RISKS INSURANCE
What is Erection All Risks Insurance?
Erection All Risks insurance (EAR) is an insurance policy that would cover your company for its property damage and third-party liability in case of bodily injury or material damage claims during machinery erection.
This policy is very similar to Construction All Risk.
This policy covers the works to be executed in accordance with the contract, temporary works, materials, construction plant and equipment brought into the site and liabilities arising out of the performance of the contract.
EAR insurance coverage is used for a wide kind of projects such as power plant construction, Oil and gas facilities, Steel, aluminum, cement industries, Bottling plants, etc…
What is covered?
- Erection as well as installation of electrical or mechanical plant and machinery wherever in the world
- Losses that could occur during testing and commissioning before the hand-over
- Damages during the contractual maintenance period
- Movement or re-erection of machinery. Thus including testing phase, commissioning and maintenance of the installed machinery
- Overseas contracts – subject to some territorial and environmental peril limitations
- Defective design
- Can be extended to Loss of Profits
What should you know?
Erection All Risks got lot of similarity with Construction All Risk Insurance but is far more technical to set-up.
Here are the main tips to keep in mind:
- Premium is mainly based on Contract Value, then number of days (split between erection and testing/commissioning) and limit of liability.
- Insurance generally got experienced engineers team to help them to assess the risk. However it takes time. Think about it in advance!
- Erection All Risk can cover erection worldwide (not like Construction All Risk that are generally locally regulated)
LATEST PUBLICATIONS
Construction All Risks (CAR) vs Erection All Risks (EAR)
Construction All Risks (CAR) and Erection All Risks (EAR) policies provide important protection for inherently hazardous construction work. Although CAR and EAR insurance policies are often considered to be interchangeable, there are significant distinctions between them. In this article, we will discuss the particulars of the CAR and EAR insurance coverages and then explain their notable differences. Construction All Risks (CAR) Construction work is complex and risky and naturally exposes management to so many risks that can unexpectedly force expensive project delays and costly liabilities, potentially cutting down on profits. As a manager, whether [...]
Top 10 Steps to Increase Business Cybersecurity Today
Businesses heavily depend on the Internet in this digital age. The Internet has become critical for selling, marketing, [...]
Ultimate Risk Management Strategies to Protect Your Business
Over the years, there has been an increase in business risks. Risks are anything that negatively impacts the [...]
Why Your Business Needs Property All Risk Insurance?
Many businesses work from certain premises and require specific assets to perform their duty. The business property can [...]