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Posted By Robert S Woods
I was talking to an insurance liability surveyor yesterday and he asked if our hot/hazardous work permits were compliant with the warranties in our insurance policies.
On looking into this the insurance warranties say that we should perform a fire check two hours after hot work is complete. Our permit states one hour. He said we wouldn’t get paid out if there were a fire, as we hadn’t complied with the warranties.
We supply permits to clients and are now adding a disclaimer stating that they should check that permits are compliant with insurance warranties.
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Posted By Robert K Lewis
Interesting one this Robert as I feel pretty sure that the LPC code to which the Ass. of Brit Insurers have placed their imprimateur requires the 1 hour as a minimum figure in construction work. Clearly we are going to need to check such things more closely.
Bob
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