Off-Site General Liability Clause Samples
The Off-Site General Liability clause establishes the requirement for a party, typically a contractor or service provider, to maintain liability insurance coverage for incidents that occur away from the primary project or business location. This clause ensures that any bodily injury, property damage, or other covered losses arising from the party’s activities at off-site locations are financially protected under an insurance policy. By including this provision, the contract allocates risk and safeguards both parties against unforeseen liabilities that may arise during off-site operations, ensuring comprehensive coverage beyond the main worksite.
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Off-Site General Liability. The OCIP only covers third-party liability claims arising from activities at the work site. It does not cover liability risks associated with your other jobs or activities. All subcontractors are required to provide certificate of insurance showing $10,000,000 combined single limit and showing The New York Times Headquarters Project (FCRC/NYT) and the General Contractor as additional insureds. This limit can be provided through a combination of Primary and Excess policy limits. The Owner reserves the right to require alternative limits (higher or lower) to any individual Contractor (any tier) at their discretion.