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Florida Association of Insurance Agents

Construction Risk and Insurance Specialist (CRIS)

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Attention, Agents!

You are entering FAIA's Construction Zone

The following 2010 classes have been approved by IRMI for CRIS Reaccreditation:

Webinar
Accord Certificate Changes (Completed)
On the Road


CL Endorsements (2 hrs ea.)
Auto (Completed)









CL Rating Concepts (2 hrs ea.)

Auto*


General Liability**


*completed
**not currently scheduled




FAIA is proud to introduce its new FIVE-PART Construction Risk and Insurance Specialist designation program (CRIS) in partnership with International Risk Management Institute, Inc. (IRMI ®). Join FAIA instructor Bill Perkins for the most "well-constructed" classroom experience!

  • CLICK HERE for CRIS Q & A
    CLICK HERE for our Education Calendar and Event Listing
      CLICK HERE for the CRIS Certification Form
    CLICK HERE for the CRIS Voucher Redemption Procedure

       

    The curriculum includes five courses, which can be taken in any order, and are listed as follows. Please see our Events page for specific dates and locations! No hard hat needed for entry!

  • Commercial Liability Insurance for Contractors: This course examines each of the three coverage parts of the commercial general liability (CGL) policy-bodily injury and property damage (Coverage A), personal and advertising injury (Coverage B), and medical payments (Coverage C) - including the insuring agreement and exclusions.
    Seven Hours Intermediate General Lines (Property & Casualty), CE# 60522


    Property Insurance for Contractors:In this course all but one of the chapters examines the coverage provided by three types of property insurance policies: commercial property policies, builders risk policies, and contractors' equipment policies.
    Seven Hours Intermediate General Lines (Property & Casualty), CE# 60524


    Workers Compensation for Contractors:This course begins with an introduction to workers compensation, explaining how the law has evolved from the first state act in 1902 to its current status today. Today's state WC laws are examined, including who is covered and under what circumstances. Next is the workers compensation policy itself. Since this is the form used in the majority of states, the focus is on the 1984 National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) policy as revised in 1992. The various parts of the policy are explained in detail.
    Seven Hours Intermediate General Lines (Property & Casualty), CE# 60520

    Contractual Risk Transfer in Construction:This course reviews the structure of construction contracting relationships and the key provisions in which responsibilities and liabilities are allocated to the contracting parties, and suggests methods to equitably allocate these liabilities. It also examines processes for ensuring the effectiveness of contractual risk transfers, and identifies problems that may arise if contracts are not properly reviewed and their risks managed.
    Seven Hours Intermediate General Lines (Property & Casualty) CE# 60523


    Commercial Auto, Surety, CIPS, & Misc. Lines:This course provides an overview of various additional coverage needs of many contractors, including auto liability, professional liability, pollution liability, employment practices liability, directors and officers liability, and fiduciary liability insurance.
    Seven Hours Intermediate General Lines (Property & Casualty), CE# 60915

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