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INTRODUCTION
TO
OCEAN MARINE
INSURANCE
AN
EDUCATION &
TRAINING COURSE
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MARINE
UNDERWRITERS

held
at
American Institute of Marine
Underwriters
14 Wall Street, 8th Floor, Suite 820
New York, NY 10005
in
March
(see course schedule for exact dates)
Course
Description
This certificate
program is designed to provide participants with an essential
understanding of the fundamentals of ocean transportation e.g.
vessel types, trading partners, terms of sale, and the
laws/regulations governing shippers and carriers. Analyze hull,
cargo and marine liability coverages: parties covered, cause of
loss, additional perils, exclusions, warranties, duration of risk,
adjustment clauses, operating clauses, strikes riots and civil
commotions, war risk insurance, etc.
Who Should Attend:
Insurance company
underwriters, claims personnel, surveyors, maritime attorneys,
insurance agents and brokers, loss prevention and risk managers,
personnel involved with shippers and carriers
Continuing Education Credits:
State Insurance Departments
New Jersey 15 Credits
New York 15 Credits
Connecticut 15 Credits
MONDAY
FUNDAMENTALS
OF SHIPPING
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Domestic and International Shipments
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Vessel Types: Bulk, Break-Bulk, Containerization, Ro Ro,
Heavy-lift, Tanker, LNG, Lash, Specialty Vessels.
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Trading Partners and Terms of Sale
Shipper and
Consignee, Selling terms and Incoterms, Methods of Payment,
Documentation of Foreign Trade, Freight Forwarder and custom
brokers, Carriers; common, contract, voyage, time, bareboat,
private.
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Laws and Regulations:
Cogsa, Harter
Act, OPA 90, Jones Act, Visby Amendments, Hamburg Rules, Warsaw
Convention
TUESDAY
CARGO
INSURANCE
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Introduction
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The
Open Cargo Policy
Parties
covered:
Importers/Exporters, F.F., Associations, S/S Lines, NVOCC;
Perils Clause; All Risks Coverage; Exclusions
(Delay, Loss of Market, Inherent Vice); FC&S/SRCC
exclusions; Duration of Risk: Terms of Sale, Warehouse
to Warehouse Clause, Marine Extension Clause, South American
Clause; Operating Clauses: Loss Payable, Goods Insured,
Attachment, Valuation Clause, Limits of Insurance, Accumulation,
Duty Insurance, Whse/Whse Clause, M.E.C. Clause, South American
Clause, Cancellation Clause; Additional Coverages:
Warehouse Coverage, Inland Transit Coverage, Processor’s Risk
Coverage, Exhibition Coverage, Contingency/DIC, FOB/FAS;
General Topics: Policy Rating Approaches, Loss Experience,
Loss Exposure/Packing & Prevention
WEDNESDAY
HULL INSURANCE
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American Institute Hull Clauses:
Assured clause, Loss Payee clause,
Covered Property, Perils clause, War
Strike exclusions, Inchmere clause, Liner Negligence,
Pollution Hazard clause, General
Provisions (claims clause), Deductible
clause, Sue and Labor clause, Total
Loss clause, General
Average and Salvage clause,
Collision Liability clause.
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Taylor
Hull and American Institute Tug Forms
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Coastwise and Inland Clauses
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Hull War Risks and
Strikes Endorsement
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Builders Risk
THURSDAY
LIABILITY & LOSS
CONTROL
P & I INSURANCE POLICY
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Introduction and
Development of Protection & Indemnity Coverage
1)
Brief History (advent of coverage in the
U.K.)
2)
Merchant Marine Act of 1920 (Jones Act)
3)
Explanation of Fixed Cost P&I versus P&I Clubs
4)
Types of use for the different forms
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Protection and Indemnity Clauses – SP-23
1)
Coverages Provided
a).
Loss of Life / Personal Injury
b).
Maintenance and Cure
c).
Third Party Liabilities
d).
Wreck Removal
2)
Exclusions
a).
Contractual Liability
b).
Punitive / Exemplary Damages
c).
Liability for damage to cargo, etc.
d).
War, etc.
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Protection and Indemnity Clauses – SP 38
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AIMU Protection and Indemnity Clauses
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Coverage Comparison – AIMU P&I Clauses vs. other P&I Insuring
Forms
LOSS
CONTROL
TYPES OF MARINE SURVEYS
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Who may request a survey
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Condition and Value Surveys
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Marine Liability Surveys
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Trip and Tow Surveys and Suitability Surveys
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On & Off Charter Surveys (on & off Hire
Surveys)
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P & I Loss Control Surveys
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Cargo Packing Survey
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Cargo Load, Stow & Securement Survey
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Heavy Lift Surveys
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Storage Site Surveys
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Hull and Machinery Damage Surveys
FRIDAY
ADDITIONAL OCEAN MARINE FUNCTIONS
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Claims Handling
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Reinsurance
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Admiralty Law
Special
Assistance
In Compliance with the American’s
with Disabilities Act, AIMU will make all reasonable efforts to
accommodate persons with disabilities at its meetings. Please
call James M. Craig at (212) 233-0550.
Refunds/Cancellations/Substitutions
Refund requests will
be honored if received in writing by 15 days prior to scheduled
start date. All refunds will be subject to a processing fee of
$25. Cancellations received after the refund deadline, “no shows”
are subject to the full registration fees. Substitutions may be
made by notifying the conference registrar in writing or in person
at the on-site registration desk.
Program Features
Continental Breakfast
Lunch
Handouts & Lecture Notes
Certificate of Completion
For Additional Program Information
Contact Us At:
Phone: (212) 233-0550
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Fax (212) 227-5102
Email:
aimu@aimu.org
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Web: www.aimu.org
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