How a person heats their home is an important
consideration in deciding whether to insure a risk and the premium charged.
Homeowners may choose to use
something to supplement their primary heat source during regular heating season
– such as a fireplace, wood burner, space or electric heaters, or solar heating.
These items are auxiliary heat sources, and they bring with them additional risk
exposures due to the many opportunities for error by the people using
them.
Brokers: Learn what questions to ask to understand your
customer’s exposure and ultimately ensure the client is appropriately
covered.
Underwriters: Learn how to underwrite this exposure and manage your
risk.
Claims: Learn common losses associated with auxiliary heating and what
to look for during a claim
By the end of the seminar you will be able to:
Differentiate between primary heating sources and auxiliary
heating sources. Explain
why insurers need to be made aware of auxiliary heating sources used by an
insured.
Describe each of the types of auxiliary heating. Explain
insurers’ primary underwriting considerations for properties that use auxiliary
heat sources and discuss various questionnaires and inspection
information Facilitator
Melanie
Needham, FCIP, CRM President, MRD Consulting
CE
accreditation
TBD
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