When building construction occurs as either ground-up new or renovation of an existing structure, there are many complex exposures and coverage options the underwriter, broker and risk manager must consider. They must also ensure the project is in compliance with the contract of the risk presented. In the event of a claim that arises during or after completion of a project, the adjuster must also be aware of available protections and clauses that may play a role in the settlement of the claim.

Join us for this webinar to learn more about Builder's Risk and the considerations for each industry participant.

This session will be of great benefit to intermediate to senior property & casualty underwriters, commercial and personal lines brokers that deal with home construction/renovations; or those simply interested in gaining some knowledge in the construction segment of insurance.

By the end of this session, you will be able to :
- Know what "Blanket Builders" risk and "Project Site" risks are
- Explain the various types of construction and unique exposures of each
- List the available protections, including equipment breakdown (EBI)
- Define the related design clauses (DE1, DE2, DE3, DE4, DE5)
- Compare wrap-up to the CGL
- Understand contractual obligations of construction including CCDC compliance

Seminar Leader: Melanie Needham, FCIP, CRM
President, MRD Consulting

RIBO CE Hours: 2 Technical hours

PLEASE NOTE :
- Your Insurance Institute of Ontario membership must be up-to-date.
- Fees noted below do not include hst.
- In order to be eligible for Continuing Education hours, you must be logged in for the duration of the entire webinar, attendance will be taken throughout.
- FOR GROUP RATES OF 3 OR MORE, or If you need assistance with registration, email us: cambrianshieldmail@insuranceinstitute.ca

LINK TO WEBINAR
24 hours prior to the webinar, all registrants will receive an e-mail providing the direct link to the Webinar.

COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS
Our webinar platform for this session is Zoom.

AUDIO: Headphones or speakers connected to your computer are required for this webinar.