7. Mitigation Flashcards

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What does mitigation mean

A
  • Reduce severity
  • Insurance claim means actions taken to reduce severity or negative effects of a claim
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What are the two potential benefits of repair or restoration?

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  1. Savings made against replacement cost.
  2. Restoration of item that has sentimental value.
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3
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What is the main consideration of mitigation?

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Must be economic, ie cost or restoration higher or lower of replacement.

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4
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What facts can influence mitigation?

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  • Basis of settlement
  • If mitigation will be effective/acceptable
  • Long term effects on item
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5
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How should you act when investigating mitigation measures?

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  • Promptly, but review position regularly and adjust approach if necessary to minimise costs
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6
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What should you provide restoration/mitigation companies ?

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  • Clear instructions about work to be undertaken.
  • Set boundaries in terms of scope or cost & ask them to revert back if these boundaries are likely to exceed.
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