Common use of Occupations Clause in Contracts

Occupations. As you are completing the application, please make sure to list all the occupations on the application. The most hazardous occupation your client has will determine the rate classification. If your client does have a hazardous occupation such as scuba diving or aviation, please make sure you complete and sign the avocation questions and submit it with your application. Aviation – Paid Passenger or freight flying US or Canadian Airlines ■ Scheduled and non scheduled airlines ■ Others Company owned aircraft flying within the US or Canada ■ Commercial pilot cert. and IFR Building and Construction ■ Bridge, structural iron workers, tower workers, roofers Electric Power Industry ■ Line construction Fire Department ■ Municipal and volunteer ■ Fire and smoke jumpers Fishing Industry – Officers and crew not coming ashore daily ■ Inshore, harbors, lakes, rivers ■ Gulfs, Oceans, seas ■ Grand Banks, sealers, whalers, Alaskan crab fisherman Law Enforcement ■ Armed car guards, bank guards, municipal police, penal guards, border patrol ■ Federal Agencies: FBI, DEA, CIA, SWAT, Secret Service, Federal Air Marshal Liquor Industry ■ Bartenders Lumber Industry ■ Explosive handlers, boommen, climbers, raftsmen, rigers, rivermen, topmen Mining and Quarrying ■ Assayers, chemists, detectives, guards, mining engineers, surveyors ■ Underground mines – Surface workers ■ Underground mines – Underground workers ■ Open Pit and Surface mine workers

Occupations. As you are completing the application, please make sure to list all the occupations on the application. The most hazardous occupation your client has will determine the rate classification. If your client does have a hazardous occupation such as scuba diving or aviation, please make sure you complete and sign the avocation questions and submit it with your application. Aviation – Paid Passenger or freight flying US or Canadian Airlines ■ Scheduled and non scheduled airlines ■ Others Company owned aircraft flying within the US or Canada ■ Commercial pilot cert. and IFR Building and Construction ■ Bridge, structural iron workers, tower workers, roofers Electric Power Industry ■ Line construction Fire Department ■ Municipal and volunteer ■ Fire and smoke jumpers Fishing Industry – Officers and crew not coming ashore daily ■ Inshore, harbors, lakes, rivers ■ Gulfs, Oceans, seas ■ Grand Banks, sealers, whalers, Alaskan crab fisherman Law Enforcement ■ Armed car guards, bank guards, municipal police, penal guards, border patrol ■ Federal Agencies: FBI, DEA, CIA, SWAT, Secret Service, Federal Air Marshal Liquor Industry ■ Bartenders Lumber Industry ■ Explosive handlers, boommen, climbers, raftsmen, rigers, rivermen, topmen Mining and Quarrying ■ AssayersXxxxxxxx, chemists, detectives, guards, mining engineers, surveyors ■ Underground mines – Surface workers ■ Underground mines – Underground workers ■ Open Pit and Surface mine workers