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CGL Exclusion of Bodily Injury and Property Damage caused by the loading or unloading of motor vehicles including the use of attached machinery

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Robin Wilks replied to the discussion 'CGL Exclusion of Bodily Injury and Property Damage caused by the loading or unloading of motor vehicles including the use of attached machinery'
"Thanks, Anne!"
Jan 11, 2010
Anne Permesurdin FCIP,CRM replied to the discussion 'CGL Exclusion of Bodily Injury and Property Damage caused by the loading or unloading of motor vehicles including the use of attached machinery'
"Liability always falls back onto the responsible party, so it depends on who is responsible for operating the boom at the time, if an employee, who gave instructions and/or were over seeing the project. The responsible party's CGL policy will…"
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CGL Exclusion of Bodily Injury and Property Damage caused by the loading or unloading of motor vehicles including the use of attached machinery

Can anyone shed some light on a situation with respect to a potential gap of coverage for contractors in BC; for instance a concrete pumping contractor or specialty vehicles with the use of cranes. There is no coverage under the ICBC Automobile policy and the liability policy excludes coverage for example if during pumping at a job site the boom breaks free & damages a building or injures a passerby. If anyone can shed some light on this situation, I would be greatful! Thank you. Continue
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CGL Exclusion of Bodily Injury and Property Damage caused by the loading or unloading of motor vehicles including the use of attached machinery

Can anyone shed some light on a situation with respect to a potential gap of coverage for contractors in BC, for instance a concrete pumping contractor or specialty vehicles with the use of cranes. There is no coverage under the ICBC Automobile policy and the liability policy excludes coverage for example if during pumping at a job site the boom breaks free & damages a building or injures a passerby. If anyone can shed some light on this situation, I would be greatful! Thank you.
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Current Title
Vice President
Current Employer
HKMB HUB International
Past Employment/Experience
Hugh Wood Canada - Vice President, Special Projects
KRG Insurance - Senior Account Manager
Education
CAIB
Location
Toronto
Professional Summary
With over twenty years experience in the insurance industry and the last six years focusing specifically on Automobile Dealers and Automobile & Equipment Leasing companies insurance requirements; along with the experts here at HKMB Hub International, it allows me to bring a very high level of service, coverage and confidence to my prospects and clients. Our customized insurance product (CADA 360)has been endorsed by the Canadian Automobile Dealers Association. As a recent 2010 "Member of the Year" awarded by the Canadian Leasing & Finance Association (CFLA) we are recognized as experts in insurance coverage requirements for automobile and equipment Lessors, including Vicarious Liability. We represent some of the largest Lessor's across Canada. My role also includes managing a large group of 100+ Auto Dealers on a Captive Insurance basis. We advocate our clients interest by continuously providing "outside the box" solutions.

Specialties
Automobile Dealerships, Leasing & Floorplan Insurance Programs including Captives
Website
http://www.hkmb.com
Associations and Groups
IBAO; Canadian Automobile Dealers Association, Canadian Leasing & Financing Association

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CGL Exclusion of Bodily Injury and Property Damage caused by the loading or unloading of motor vehicles including the use of attached machinery

Posted on January 5, 2010 at 11:57am 0 Comments

Can anyone shed some light on a situation with respect to a potential gap of coverage for contractors in BC, for instance a concrete pumping contractor or specialty vehicles with the use of cranes. There is no coverage under the ICBC Automobile policy and the liability policy excludes coverage for example if during pumping at a job site the boom breaks free & damages a building or injures a passerby. If anyone can shed some light on this situation, I would be greatful! Thank you.

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