Question 1
During demolition, a contractor accidentally drops debris onto a neighboring tenant's HVAC unit, and a tenant employee suffers a minor injury while evacuating. Which CGL coverage part is designed for that type of third-party bodily injury and property damage claim?
Correct Answer:
Coverage A for bodily injury and property damage liability
Question 2
A subcontract requires the subcontractor to add the general contractor as an additional insured for ongoing operations. Before work starts, the general contractor wants the best proof that coverage actually exists. What should it request?
Correct Answer:
The additional insured endorsement or blanket endorsement language triggered by the written contract
Question 3
A roofer finishes a project, the owner accepts the work, and six months later rain enters through an improperly flashed curb and damages interior ceiling tiles. Which CGL concept is most directly involved?
Correct Answer:
Completed operations exposure
Question 4
An owner requires additional insured protection for a subcontractor's work both during construction and after the project is complete. Which endorsement approach best fits that requirement?
Correct Answer:
Use additional insured wording that covers ongoing operations and completed operations
Question 5
A flooring contractor damages the exact section of lobby flooring it is polishing when its machine gouges the surface. No other property is damaged. Why is that loss commonly denied under the standard CGL?
Correct Answer:
It involves damage to that particular part of property being worked on and the cost to repair faulty work itself
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CRIS Practice Questions - Construction Risk and Insurance Specialist (CRIS) Exam

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