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ENERGY COURSE

Dec 04, 2023 - Dec 05, 2023 | Houston



17d 2h 17m 17s

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OVERVIEW AND TOPICS



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RISK MANAGEMENT ESSENTIALS FOR THE ENERGY INDUSTRY

The energy industry describes a complex and interrelated network of companies,
directly and indirectly involved in the production and distribution of energy.
Because this is an industry spanning global markets across international
economies, the energy sector isn’t immune to emerging risks and should be ready
to face these critical issues as they continue to emerge. This 4-hour course
begins with an overview of a typical marine terminal and basic risk assessment
of the energy industry. Participants will identify the important risks and
coverage issues unique to the energy industry – workers compensation, MTOL,
vessel coverage, auto liability, 3rd party auto, rail car liability, pollution,
cargo, credit and financial issues, international coverage. They will learn the
importance of reading and understanding the definitions and coverage afforded in
the insurance policies, as well as how to apply the various exclusions and their
relevance to the day-to-day operation to the energy risk

RISK CONTROL FOR THE ENERGY INDUSTRY

Managing risks associated with the energy industry is becoming increasingly
complicated due to factors, such as: government regulations, public policy,
financial concerns, and energy resource scarcity. This 4-hour course begins with
an overview of the energy subdivisions and the businesses that support them.
Participants will review the exposures for these businesses and the control
methods that can be used to manage the losses. They will learn the importance of
the risk management process from an energy insurance professional’s perspective.
They will review each step and understand how to apply the concept within the
energy industry. They will learn how risk control works by examining real-life
examples unique to the energy industry – solar, wind, gas, oil, hydro, nuclear,
thermal, and more. They will discuss how controlling energy risks can provide
greater market assurance for companies, insurance companies, banks, and
manufacturers who work with these energy companies.

ENERGY, OIL & GAS RISK MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATIONS

Due to continuous innovations as well as a dynamic industry structure and
environmental changes, the energy sector is exposed to many different risks.
After an introduction on Master Service Agreements (MSAs), participants will
learn why and how they are used in the energy industry. They will learn what a
MSA should include, advantages of using a MSA, and what to watch out for when
using a MSA. They will discuss MSA insurance considerations, such as: pollution
liability (environmental impairment, contractor’s pollution, sudden & accidental
vs. non-sudden & gradual) and additional insured issues in favor of the company
(ongoing operations, completed operations, tail clauses, waiver of subrogation,
primary/non-contributory, etc.). They will examine specialty coverages regarding
energy risks including leased/rented/borrowed property, drilling compounds,
underground buyback, indirect losses, motor truck cargo, and rigger’s legal
liability.

CONTRACTUAL INDEMNITY AND ADDITIONAL INSURED CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE ENERGY
SECTOR

As the energy sector continues to evolve, their organizations are looking for
ways to help successfully identify, manage, and mitigate contractual risks for
their specific needs. This course begins with an overview of risk transfer –
reasons for transferring risks and methods used to transfer risk. Participants
will be able to describe how indemnification found in contracts is different
from insurance and how certain insurance policies interact with such contractual
indemnification requests. They will be able to explain what obligations are
contained inside the contract that the insurance policy will not be able to
cover. They will discuss examples showing various contractual phrases as well as
coverage language excerpts from the Commercial General Liability Policy. They
will look at examples of Additional Insured endorsements, showing various
approaches taken by insurance carriers when offering to modify the CGL, and how
such modifications will affect the outcome of losses.

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COURSE DETAILS

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DURATION
16 Hours




PRICE
$645




FORMAT
Classroom




CE CREDIT
Varies by State




INSTRUCTION LEVEL
Master




FINAL EXAM
No Exam




EVENT LOCATION

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Doubletree Houston Intercontinental Airport


15747 John F. Kennedy Airport Blvd.
Houston, TX
77032


281.848.4000





FACULTY BIO

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DAVID HERSHEY


David Hershey is the Corporate Risk Manager for Lexa International. Prior to
joining Lexa, his experience includes the role of Risk Manager for Sprague
Operating Resources (SLRP), and Sotheby Holdings, NYC (NYSE: BID) one of the
world’s premier auction houses and Day & Zimmermann, a large international
military contractor providing military base, nuclear and fossil fuel power plant
maintenance / support services. David is the Past President of the Massachusetts
RIMS Chapter, Board Member of the NH CPCU, MA RIMS, and a Member of the Hartford
Global Specialty Lines Advisory Council. He is a published author of several
pollution coverage and insurance related articles such as Finite Risk, The Risk
Management of Brownfields, Pollution Liability Coverage Loopholes, Maritime
Employers Liability, Indemnitees, Additional Insured and the Insurance
Certificate. His accomplishments include being a finalist as the manager of the
Workers’ Compensation Best Managed Workers’ compensation Program sponsored by
National Underwriter and recipient of the 2014 Risk Management All Star and the
Risk Manager Responsibility award by Risk & Insurance and Liberty Mutual. Other
notable accomplishments include instructor of insurance related courses and the
Insurance Library of Boston and the Philadelphia Insurance Library. David is
also an expert witness, past Board Member of RIMS External Affairs Committee,
current member RIMS Standards & Practices Committee, 2009 winner of Zurich Award
for largest decrease in WC claims, and co-author of RIMS Claims Handling
Guidebook for Risk Managers. He is a current member of the Association of
Certified Fraud Examiners, and proficiency in nuclear liability, munitions
manufacturing and international coverage placement and coordination, large
casualty, program agreement negotiation, risk financing and pollution coverage.




ROBERT FORD


Bob is currently the Director of Employee Development for Bravera Insurance
Center. The agency has locations in ND and Montana. Bob started in the insurance
business at age 19 as a producer for a direct writer, Nodak Mutual Insurance
Company in Wahpeton North Dakota and later transferred to Dickinson ND. Bob
purchased an independent agency in 1978 and worked there until 1998 when he sold
the agency. Bob also became involved with the NDPIA association. He was elected
to serve on the Board of Directors for North Dakota PIA (Professional Insurance
Agents) and served in that position for 13 years. During that time his favorite
activity was chairing the education committee. He held that position for eight
years. Bob especially enjoyed the education position because in his view
education is critical to a successful career. He has also been privileged to
serve as NDPIA president and also NDPIA National Director. To further his
education Bob became involved in the CIC (Certified Insurance Counselor) program
and has completed that program and gone on to become a CIC Instructor and a
National Faculty Member of The National Alliance for Education & Research. Bob
teaches various lines of insurance around the United States.




RONALD HICKS


Ronald Hicks is a loss control consultant. Ron has prior experience as a risk
management consultant and Ron was a producer for 20 years. He has a degree in
Psychology from Temple University, and earned his CIC designation in 2006, and
his CRM designation in 2012. In addition to his CIC and CRM designations, he
also holds the Construction Risk and Insurance Specialist (CRIS) designation
from IRMI. In addition to his designations, Ron is an OSHA authorized 10 and
30-hour construction trainer. Ron has experience in working directly with
companies to assist them in reducing their insurable and non-insurable losses.
His work includes analyzing losses to determine trending concerns, working with
companies to increase the results from their safety programs, facilitating
safety committees, reviewing risk control techniques, assisting clients in
strengthening contractual risk transfer language, and training. Ron's experience
with companies is broad in size and industry. They range from small family-owned
manufacturers to national railroads and global print media organizations. He
brings a unique aspect of loss control to his clients. Having an understanding
of insurance policy language, claims experience, and safety training; Ron is
able to bring a unique perspective to the loss control process. He is just as
comfortable walking on a construction site with a hard hat on as he is training
workers how to perform their tasks in a safe manner.







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