Washington Self-Insured Employer Certificate of Excess Insurance is a risk-management tool provided by the state of Washington. It enables employers to transfer certain risks associated with employee injury and property damage to an insurance carrier. The certificate provides employers with additional protection beyond their existing self-insured retention (SIR) limit, and may be used to reduce the cost of workers’ compensation premiums. There are two types of Washington Self-Insured Employer Certificate of Excess Insurance: Standard and Aggregate. The Standard Certificate of Excess Insurance is designed to provide employers with additional coverage up to a stated limit for individual losses. The Aggregate Certificate of Excess Insurance is designed to provide employers with additional coverage up to a stated limit for all losses during a specified period of time.
Washington Self-Insured Employer Certificate of Excess Insurance is a risk-management tool provided by the state of Washington. It enables employers to transfer certain risks associated with employee injury and property damage to an insurance carrier. The certificate provides employers with additional protection beyond their existing self-insured retention (SIR) limit, and may be used to reduce the cost of workers’ compensation premiums. There are two types of Washington Self-Insured Employer Certificate of Excess Insurance: Standard and Aggregate. The Standard Certificate of Excess Insurance is designed to provide employers with additional coverage up to a stated limit for individual losses. The Aggregate Certificate of Excess Insurance is designed to provide employers with additional coverage up to a stated limit for all losses during a specified period of time.