Description
General Contractors manage building projects through the daily oversight of construction activities, vendors, and subcontractors. They make sure that building projects are completed on time, within budget, and compliant with building plans and regulations. Some of these regulations include building regulations, safety regulations, and environmental regulations.
Because many environmental incidents at construction sites take place below ground and are not visible until they impact off-site properties, or may not be discovered until workers have completed work at the job site (as in the case of mold, for example), time element restrictions may hinder an insured’s ability to access coverage for pollution events. In the worst case scenarios, subcontractors may not have any pollution coverage at all.
Environmental concerns for General Contractors- Job site: clearing/site grading/excavation activities
- Job Site: releasing contaminants at a job site or brought to a job
- Transportation of waste or materials to or from a job site
- Disposal of waste at non-owned facilities
- Insured’s owned premises
Contractors Pollution Liability
Transportation Pollution Liability
Listing Contact
Bill Pritchard President
Offered By
Availability 50 states + DC
Covered
Not Covered
