Common use of Comprehensive Clause in Contracts

Comprehensive. Commercial General Liability insurance against bodily injury, death, property damage and property loss, and which will include, but not be limited to: (i) products and completed operations liability; (ii) owner’s and contractor’s protective liability; (iii) blanket contractual liability covering the Contractor’s liability under this Agreement and any other agreement with the Company, including every indemnity provided by the Contractor hereunder or thereunder; (iv) contingent employer’s liability and contingent liability in respect of the Contractor’s subcontractors; (v) personal injury liability; (vi) non-owned automobile liability; (vii) cross liability; (viii) employees as additional insured arising out of their duties as employees; (ix) broad form property damage; (x) forest fire fighting expense; (1) fire suppression liability; (2) first aid malpractice; (3) unlicensed and specially licensed vehicles; (4) attached machinery; (5) occurrence property damage; (6) any premises or property of the Contractor including unlicensed motor vehicles or provisionally licensed motor vehicles while operating off the public highway, and all operations of the Contractor; (7) liability for owned, leased, used or operated watercraft or aircraft; and (8) blasting liability, if blasting is part of the Work;