Manufacturers and contractors insurance is now obsolete, but prior to the 1986 revision of the commercial general liability (CGL) policy, this form of insurance was used as a means of providing premises and operations coverage to manufacturers and certain types of contractors, primarily construction and installation contractors.
Manufacturers and contractors insurance is now obsolete, but prior to the 1986 revision of the commercial general liability (CGL) policy, this form of insurance was used as a means of providing premises and operations coverage to manufacturers and certain types of contractors, primarily construction and installation contractors.
Today, if an insurer wishes to exclude the products-completed operations hazard, it can do so by attaching the products-completed operations hazard exclusion endorsement. The insured can then purchase separate products and completed operations coverage.