O/O's that are leased on to a carrier. Does your carrier require a certificate of Insurance for a workman's comp policy? I can understand a coi for freight coverage not for a workers comp policy/workers occupation policy. Asking for a friend. Thanks
W/C, certificate of Insurance
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by istumped, Jul 27, 2022.
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I know in NY you are required to carry WC when leased to a carrier
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WI either a occupational health, comp or the "fake" comp
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It depends on the state.....When I was leased we weren't required to... Occ/acc was like a substitute insurance instead of WC
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A lot of customers/brokers want to see it as well, you can exempt yourself though as a sole proprietor, but you still need a policy
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Let me rephrase what iam asking. Policy is not good enough for coverage for carrier. Wanting a certificate of Insurance with the carrier's name on it. Fully aware of opting in and opting out.
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Occ health denied the claim because it was not the O/O's "equipment"Another Canadian driver Thanks this. -
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Yes, they want to be listed as additional insured. Why?
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