Background
As California’s 7th largest county, a program was underwritten to accommodate 4 projects and an estimated project volume of $158M.
Project Scope
Marketing and placement of major insurance lines including
- General Liability
- Workers Compensation
- Excess Liability
Go-to-market on Pollution and Professional Liability insurance
Risk Assessment and Risk Management Services for bidding and pre-construction and on-going Risk
Analysis for the entire program
- Project Site Logistics
- Environmental and Hazard Materials Exposures
- Project constructability Risks
- Contractual Risk Transfer
Challenge/Solution
Challenge | Solution |
---|---|
Competing with larger volume programs for market visibility | Collaborative approach and a strategy to develop a comprehensive submission focused on the value proposition and story of the program |
Underwriter acceptance and comfort levels | Held a series of safety calls to highlight loss control plans and answer any questions regarding approach to safety and loss control |
Providing client with a thorough but organized overview of carriers | Consolidated findings of numerous carriers with recommendations and a full summary presentation highlighting critical factors for consideration |
Unforseen client delays | Strong relationship management throughout the delay, constant communication and a final placement that was ready to go |
Results
Risk Management
Through a strong, organized program, all project contract documents were aligned, language was clear and all county protocols followed thereby resulting in the first two projects bid without and OCIP protests.
Safety
Worked directly with a smaller contractor to meet OCIP Safety Standards through education, training and supervision, resulting in the contractor feeling much more confident in terms of safety.
Summary
By sticking with our client through thick and thin, learning about their needs from their perspective and leaning on our expertise and proven track record, this program is now approaching year 2 of operation, working toward the enrollment of a 2nd project ($98M) with no claims reported and project administration running very smoothly.