Erection All Risk - Mce Insurance

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ERECTION ALL RISK –MCE INSURANCE

By Beacon Insurance Brokers Pvt. Ltd.


Coverage - under Erection All Risk
policy.

Storage Risk
Cover will commence once the machines are
unloaded at the site. While the machines
are stored at site, if there is any damage
due to Fire, Storm, Cyclone, Flood and
Inundation we can get the claim for
repairs/ replacements. Storage of machines
may be in open or in closed space. Theft of
parts from the machines will also be
admissible.
Coverage
Shifting
When machines are to be shifted for purpose of
erection, these will be required to be shifted from
storage site to erection site. When they are lifted
with the help of chain pulley block or crane, chain
or boom may give way causing impact damage to
machines.
If carried by Fork Lifts, operator may damage the
machines due to his error/omissions or Fork Lift it
self may suffer accident, resulting in damage to
itself and Machines which are carried by it.
Coverage
During Erection

When Machines are placed on foundations,


they may topple over. There can be fire due
to welding spark or gas cutting and
Machines can be total loss. During assembly
of components, there can be misalignment
causing damage to machine, moment it is
rotated. All these damages are covered under
storage cum erection policy.
Coverage
During Testing

50% of damages are occurring during testing due to


reasons like short circuiting, unbalance,
misalignment, over speeding, entry of foreign
bodies, operator’s errors, falling objects on
machines etc.
 
We have narrated some of the likely damages
envisaged at an erection site.
 
Who can be insured under
EAR or MCE
The policy can be taken by the
principal, contractor or sub
contractor, jointly or
separately.
The policy comprises of 2
Sections
 Section I-Material Damage-covering physical
loss, damage or destruction of the property
insured by any cause, other than those
specifically excluded in the policy.

 Section II-Third Party Liability-covering the


legal liability falling on the insured
contractor as a result of bodily injury or
property damage belonging to a third party.
Sum Insured
 Section I – Material Damage
A. landed cost of imported machinery as at Factory Site -
i.e. @ Exchange rate
B. machinery fabricated or manufactured in India
C.Cost of Foundation relating to (a) & (b) above
D. Cost of Erection, including salaries of all Foreign and Indian
Technicians and wages of all skilled and unskilled labor employed
at Factory Site during erection
E. On Civil Works
F.Free material issued by principal
Sum Insured
Section II – Third Party Liability
 The sum insured under section II should
represent the per accident limit (the
maximum legal liability that may fall on the
insured as a result of an accident in the
insured's site). The limit per policy period
should be fixed taking into account the
maximum number of such accidents which
can reasonably be expected to occur –
Period of Insurance
 Period of insurance should be equivalent
to the period of contract, commencing
from the date of unloading of the first
batch of material at the site of erection
and expiring on the date of handing over
of the contract work to the principal.
 In case of delay in completion of work,
policy can be extended by paying
additional premium depends upon
extension period.
Important Exclusions under
Section I
 Excess – First amt. of each & every loss to be born by
insured.
 Faulty design
 The exclusion of defective material / workmanship is
limited to the parts of the structure immediately
affected and does not apply to any consequential loss
to correctly executed items, arising out of the
accident due to defective material or workmanship.
 loss discovered only at the time of taking inventory.
 loss arising out of penalty for delay, non-fulfillment of
terms of contract.
 Consequential loss
Coverage under Marine Cum
Erection Policy
 Normally erection insurance cover starts
after the Marine/Transit insurance cover
ends. In India it has become the normal
practice to issue composite insurance
policy to cover marine/ Inland Transit
risk and erection risk all under one
policy.
Coverage under Marine Cum
Erection Policy
 Cover under a standard EAR policy commences with
the delivery of the first consignment of plant and
machinery at the site of erection. This would mean a
separate Marine Transit policy for imported
equipment and inland transit policy for indigenous
equipment, both up to the project site.
 Under a composite Marine cum Erection policy cover
starts from the moment the equipment leave the
manufacturers warehouse within the country or
overseas and continues during the voyage to the
port of entry, inland transit to the site of erection
including incidental storage and thereafter during
erection, testing and commissioning.
Other related things to be keep in mind while
sending enquiry for quote

 Once you receive a contract, insurance clause and handing over


protocol to be furnished to us.
 Erection insurance must be availed before commencement of any
work or before reaching any consignment to the project site.
 Major Equipments
 Distance of nearest water body from the site to be provided.
 Nature of storage whether in open or in closed to be provided.
 Any fire fighting facility at site.
 Elevation of Erection Site above normal river or sea level
 Probable date of first shipment or dispatch.
 Expected date of first arrival at site.
 Expected date of last arrival at site
 Probable date of commencement of erection of Plant & machinery
 Duration of Testing Period
Thank You

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