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What we can cover
Whether you’re a residential or commercial electrician, or run a business that employs electricians, AAMI Business Insurance can offer cover for common risks for your business:
- Public & Products Liability (injury) – for example, a customer accidentally trips on tools left on the ground and is injured.
- Public & Products Liability (damage) – for example, you accidentally damage a client’s wall while installing electrical fittings.
- Theft or damage of tools and portable equipment (under Portable and Valuable Items cover option) – for example, your electrical tools are stolen from your locked vehicle, or you accidentally drop them or damage them.
- Mobile phones and laptops (under Portable and Valuable Items cover option) – for example, you accidentally drop your mobile phone and damage it at a work site.
- Tax Probe – for example, your business’s GST is audited and you need to pay your accountant’s fees.
- Commercial Motor – for example, your business vehicle is damaged in a storm.
- Optional Rental Vehicle After Accident (available under Comprehensive Commercial Motor) – for example, if your car is in for repairs after an accident, adding this optional cover can help keep you on the road and reduce the risk of lost income.
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What’s not covered
- Dissatisfied customers – for example, your customer is dissatisfied with your service and demands a refund.
- Wear and tear – for example, your garden shears have dull blades due wear and tear and need to be replaced
- Loss of income – for example, if your car is in for repairs after an accident, you may lose income if you can't use it for your business.
- Workers Compensation – for example, your employee is injured while on a worksite. This would typically be covered under Workers Compensation Insurance.
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This information is a summary only. For more info on the covers we offer and what isn’t covered, including terms, limits, conditions and exclusions, read the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and Policy Wording.