New Construction-Focused Riskopolis – Winter Series!
Let’s face it, the construction industry is tough. As the season changes, it’s a great time to reflect on the numerous environmental exposures your contracting clients may face during the winter months.
Efficient infrastructures such as heavy highways, streets and bridges are the backbone of our community’s transportation development. As the nation’s population continues to grow, many areas have increased demand for construction projects that are necessary for maintaining and expanding civil infrastructures.
From abrasive sandblasting to re-paving a dangerous section of a road, this edition of Construction-Focused Riskopolis Series introduces a series of scenarios representing the many potential risks heavy highway, street and bridge contracting professionals face in their lines of work. Are your contractor clients protected from these lurking environmental dangers?
The underwriting professionals of Great American’s Environmental Division are happy to work with you to help uncover the hidden risks in your clients’ operations and develop a custom program to further protect them. We encourage you to reach out to us should you have any additional questions or if you’re interested in learning more about our specialized coverages for contractors.
- Professional and Contracting Service Environmental Liability Insurance Policy (PCM )
- Contracting Services Environmental Liability Insurance Policy (CSE)
- Contracting Services Project Specific Environmental Liability Insurance Policy (CSP)
Explore this year’s Construction-Focused Riskopolis characters who encounter the same environmental challenges your contracting clients might experience!
Maintaining a building premises is important for structure preservation and the protection of occupants’ safety. Building controls such as HVAC installment, plumbing and mechanical procedures are necessary to ensure that both the structure and the environment within remain healthy, clean and a safe place to work or reside.
Contractors specializing in sewer, gas and electrical utility operations play a vital role in the growth of our communities. When new development proposals such as road expansions and building construction emerge, the project site is expected to have necessary utilities in place.