
BROKER SUBMISSIONS
Exceptions to anything contained within this document may be considered via referral to the Underwriting Manager.
The Equipment Dealer Program is administered countrywide through Fairview Insurance Agency Associates, Inc. Property, Inland Marine, General Liability, Automobile, Garage, Umbrella and Workers Compensation lines of insurance are offered. The program is not available to risks domiciled in Hawaii or Alaska.
FOCUSED APPETITE
The Equipment Dealer Program is designed to offer coverage for risks that:
Generate at least 75% of receipts from the sales/repair/leasing of material handling and construction equipment including, but not limited to, the following:
Lift trucks and similar equipment
Construction equipment
Agricultural equipment
Forestry equipment
Miscellaneous Aggregate equipment
Miscellaneous Contractors equipment
Ancillary Operations – The following operations are acceptable in the program:
Sales of Allied Products including, but not limited to:
Rack Shelving Systems
In plant Offices
Mezzanines
Storage Systems
Risks that do not meet the Focused Appetite of acceptable Ancillary Operations may be considered but require referral to the Underwriting Manager.
UNDESIRABLE CHARACTERISTICS
In general, risks exhibiting one or more of the following undesirable characteristics will not be entertained. Exceptions may be considered, but only via referral to the Underwriting Manager:
Risks that derive the majority of receipts from rental operations
Any rental or sale of chemicals, explosives or equipment used in conjunction with
Rental or sales of portable hot tubs
Amusement rides or carnival equipment
Rental of aircraft or watercraft
Rental of recreational vehicles such as motorcycles, mopeds, motorbikes or ATVs
Any type of medical equipment
Operations that erect, install or dismantle sidewalks, bridges, towers, or HODs
Manufacturing
Lattice Cranes, rentals with operators
SEVERITY
Severity exposures inherent in the operations contemplated in the Focused Appetite or acceptable Ancillary operations are deemed as acceptable exposures if the proper controls are in place.

