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OCIP is an effective way to insure your construction project in a cost effective way, with superior risk management and a streamlined claims process.
In every building construction or civil works project, there is a risk of loss or damage. The contract governing the works will place the responsibility for this loss or damage with either the contractor or the employer.
The Owner Controlled Insurance Program (OCIP) policy is a complex insurance product that has been designed specifically for employers to meet their contractual obligations, whilst protecting their investment in the project and any constructional plant they own or hire.
OCIP should be strongly considered by any construction project employers as an effective way to cover the complexity of risks involved in a cost effective manner.
If you would like to discuss OCIP for your next construction project, get in touch today and let one of our team walk you through everything you need to know.
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All risks cover for damage to permanent works, temporary works, and free issue materials.
Including whilst in transit to/from the contract site, at the contract site until completed or taken into use, and during the maintenance or defects liability period for a period of up to 12 months after practical completion.
All risks cover for damage to owned:
used in connection with the contract works.
Cover for the insured employer’s legal liability for:
Covers the financial loss of the employer resulting from interruption or interference with the Contract Works Programme which causes delays in the scheduled start of commercial operation, or sale of the enterprise during the indemnity period, in consequence of damage insured by Cover One.
Cover for the employer & contractors against their legal liability to third parties in respect of the project for: