FAQ
Our FAQs for Hörtkorn project insurance.
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;What is a project insurance?
- Combined insurance solution specifically for a construction and/or installation project
- Replaces the business and professional insurances of all contractors
- Usually concluded by the building owner
- Has only one insurer, which is the addressee for all damage scenarios
- Generates various benefits for the client and all contractors
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;Who is insured?
- Building owner
- All contractors from planning and construction
- For example
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| Architects
| Specialist planner
| Surveyor
| Project Manager
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| Main contractor
| Subcontractor
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;Which cover components or insurance modules does a project insurance contain? What is insured?
All insurances relevant to a construction and/or assembly project for all contractors involved in the planning and execution are combined in the project insurance.
- Construction work and assembly insurance
- Builder’s liability insurance
- Planning liability insurance
- Public liability insurance
- Environmental liability insurance
- Environmental damage insurance
- Construction interruption insurance (optional)
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;What are the advantages of a project insurance?
- Only one insurer for all loss scenarios
- Thus no disputes or legal disputes between different liability insurers of the contractors.
- Clear and fast claims settlement
- Building owner has absolute transparency and clarity about insurance cover
- Uniform and high-quality insurance cover for all contractors and the client
- Avoidance of interfaces in insurance cover between planning and execution as well as main, subcontractors and sub-subcontractors
- Easy access to liability insurance cover even after completion along the limitation periods of warranty claims or in the event of insolvency of the contractors
- Waiver of recourse by the insurer against the contractors or their business and/or professional insurances
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;For which construction projects is project insurance feasible?
New construction, conversion and renovation
- Building construction projects
- e.g. residential and commercial projects, hotels, hospitals and care facilities as well as neighbourhood developments
- Industrial construction and assembly projects
- e.g. factories and plant expansions
- Mechanical and plant engineering
- e.g. combined heat and power plants
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;When does the project insurance begin and end?
- Starts with site set-up including retroactive insurance cover for upstream planning activities
- Ends with overall completion including downstream insurance cover for damage within the limitation periods of the statutory warranty
- For industrial buildings and/or machinery and plant construction Co-insurance of the trial operation phase
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;Who pays the premium and what about the contractors’ existing insurance policies?
- The builder pays the premium and receives compensation for damage to the structure
- The premium is apportionable to the contractors
- In order to save on their own insurance premiums, contractors may exempt their business or professional insurance policies from premiums and claims or convert them to subsidiary cover
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;How does Hörtkorn support you? What services do you receive from us?
- Risk analysis and development of an adequate hedging solution
- Tendering and negotiating project insurance in the insurance market
- Explanation and coordination of the project insurance with authorised third parties
- e.g. lawyers, banks and contractors
- Continuous advice on insurance law issues
- Control and monitoring of claims settlement
- Interface control when insurance cover is transferred to the subsequent use or operating phase
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