Electrical engineering dates back to the late 19th century. These engineers help us in almost every aspect of our lives.
Opportunity:
- There are more than 300k electrical engineers in the U.S.
- The job outlook for electrical engineers is growing through 2020
How to Quote:
- EZConnect
- Email submission to Michelle@stuckey.com
Desirability:
- Electrical Engineers
Exposure Concerns:
1) No conveyor and conveyor systems
2) No marine projects
3) No aerospace or nuclear projects
4) Does the applicant offer any other types of engineering services?
Key Underwriting Questions:
1) What types of projects is the applicant working on?
2) Who are the top applicants top 3 clients?
3) Does the applicant have current E&O insurance?
Coverage:
- Limits up to $2M
- Revenue up to $2M
- Deductibles from $5k to $25K
If you have any questions or would like to talk to an underwriter regarding this class, please feel free to email Michelle@stuckey.com or visit our website at Stuckey.com for more information on the Aspire A&E program for professional liability for architects and engineers