National Interstate Launches New Waste Operations Program

January 4, 2013

National Interstate Insurance Co., a provider of transportation insurance, is launching a new insurance program targeted for waste operations. The company is now accepting applications for accounts with effective dates of February 1, 2013 and beyond, marketing the program through retail agents.

The waste operations program focuses on best-in-class operations including: residential; commercial and industrial collection; recyclers; construction and demolition debris removal, transfer stations; landfills supported by a collection operation; material recovery facilities; and accounts with limited liquid waste (including septic service) if supported by a solid waste collection operation. Coverages include auto liability (CA9948 and MCS90 are available where applicable), auto physical damage, and general liability.

National Interstate has hired two industry specialists to the National Interstate team: John Rich brings over 30 years of commercial insurance experience, the last 18 of which were focused on environmental insurance, to his role as product manager. Marilyn Wilds, who has also been in insurance for over 30 years, has spent over 20 years developing insurance programs for waste operations, and will act as regional underwriting director.

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  • January 25, 2013 at 4:38 pm
    Sue Provost says:
    Is this program available in NY?
  • January 7, 2013 at 2:02 pm
    Lauren Fronczek says:
    Hi Yolanthe, You may send submissions to waste@natl.com and someone from the Waste Operations Team will contact you. Haz Mat Haulers are not eligible at this time. Thanks! Lau... read more
  • January 7, 2013 at 11:10 am
    Yolanthe Yarger says:
    Please let us know where to send the submissions. Will your program also cover HAZ Mat haulers, if they are not hauling chemicals but dirt & used oil & oily water? Tha... read more

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