Fully insured is a claim. A current certificate of currency is evidence.
NSW clients should see public liability and workers compensation that match the work. Event days and construction nights are not the same risk. Ask for the certificate dated for the period of the job.
OnGuard’s legal pack sets out liability and ACL positions in writing. We will not hide behind “all care no responsibility”. That wording is unlawful if it tries to wipe consumer guarantees.
If a quote is silent on insurance, treat the price as incomplete.
Takeaways
- Certificate of currency, not a slogan
- Liability + workers compensation
- Read the legal pack before you sign
Need the post stood? Call 0432 893 343 or use the brief below. Master Licence 000110094.
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