Motor Fleet Training Course (Intermediate) by Janet Sherry

Programme

• We look at what Motor Fleet insurance is and what are the advantages and disadvantages of providing insurance this way for customers and insurers

• We consider which risks are unacceptable or undesirable for Commercial Motor and particularly for motor fleet business

• We assess the various methods used for pricing Motor Fleet business are examined including discounted book rates, formula rating, burning cost methods and partial covers

• We undertake an examination of typical policy cover is provided, emphasising the differences with Commercial Motor Insurance

• We make a study of risk management available to transport managers

• We present an outline of claims handling methods including how third party injury claims are assessed in conjunction with the Judicial Duties Board’s guidelines

• We offer an outline of the associated Employers’, Public liability and goods in transit risks

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the workshop delegates will be able to

• Have an awareness what Commercial Motor and/or ‘Motor Fleet’ insurance may be needed

• Explain the various methods insurers use to price Motor risks

• Have an understanding of the structure and usual content of Commercial Motor and “Motor Fleet” policy wordings

• Identify information insurers usually require to consider risks and likely undesirable or unacceptable risks

• Describe the various “Motor Fleet” risk management tools available

• Have an understanding of how the Employers’, Public liability and Goods in Transit insurances dovetail