About this course
This course provides an explanation of the covers specific to the construction industry, the standard forms of contract entered into by contractors, and an analysis of how risks are assessed. Whilst there is some consideration of the contractual implications within JCT for liability risks, the prime focus of the course is on contractors' all risks, and property insurance. This is an interactive workshop with a mixture of tuition and case studies.
What you will learn
At the end of this course you will be able to:
- Understand why the cover is needed and how it is provided
- Have an understanding of the content of the risk and insurance clauses in the JCT standard and design and build contract and the implications for contractors, insurers and property owners
- Be familiar with the cover, exclusions and restrictions usually found in a Contract Works policy
- Be aware of the factors insurers consider in the assessment and pricing of risk.
Recent reviews
We didn't manage to get through all of the material in time and seemed to miss some important and relevant information that was scheduled towards he end of the day.
The practical nature of this course including current industry examples makes the training extremely relevant and appropriate for day-to-day actual experience rather than the theoretical scenarios in textbooks. Steve ensured there was continuous involvement with all students and this ensured opinions from all sections of the industry to be heard, from loss adjusters to brokers to underwriters, giving a much broader view of the topic.
There needs to be an advance training session made available