Mining Business Rules | Thiess | Company | Insurances

• Insured Name must match that registered and ABN needs to match. If it doesn't match, government certified evidence must be provided to link the ABN and names together. This is ideally a letter or download from ABR showing the linkage;
• We can accept ‘PTY LTD’ or ‘(Pty) Ltd’  in lieu of ‘Proprietary Limited’ when this is the only difference in the company name between what’s shown on company compliance paperwork verse what’s shown in onsite.
• There is no minimum amount for Income Protection and the amount does not need to be recorded
• Must be current
• Must specify the state in which the certification has been uploaded for
• Must specify Income Protection or Accident and Sickness  

NOTE: If the policy is paid on a monthly basis, the document must show when the recent payment was made or when the next payment is due

• Issue Date = Start of coverage date listed on policy
• Expiry Date = Coverage end date listed on policy (If the policy is paid on a monthly basis the expiry will be set when the next payment is due)
• Insurer = Insurer will be listed in policy content
• Policy Number = as specified on the policy Item = Income Protection or Accident and Sickness as specified on the policy
• Amount Description = not required
• Amount = not required

• Business Name and ABN needs to match. If it doesn't match, government certified evidence must be provided to link the ABN or business names together. This is ideally a  letter or download from ABR showing the linkage;
• We can accept ‘PTY LTD’ or ‘(Pty) Ltd’  in lieu of ‘Proprietary Limited’ when this is the only difference in the company name between what’s shown on company compliance paperwork verse what’s shown in onsite.
• Minimum amount of 20 million dollars Australian for any one occurrence; Coverage amount to be recorded;If less than 20 million (AUD) the policy is to be returned
• If the policy amount is not in AUD a conversion at the time of processing is to completed to ensure the non AUD amount is greater then the 20,000,000 AUD amount
• Insurance must be current

Self Insurance:

If the company indicates 'Self Insured' = Letter to be uploaded from the governing body which has approved the self insurance; 

please click on the following link to see the current list of approved Self Insured companies in Australia:  http://www.srcc.gov.au/self_insurance/current_licensees.

NOTE: The type of policy can be listed in the 'liability limit' section of the policy (e.g. under the class or description it may refer to a policy type that 'requires approval' however under the limit or interest insured section if it refers specifically to an accepted type listed above this would be deemed acceptable.

NOTE: If the policy is paid on a monthly basis, the document must show when the recent payment was made or when the next payment is due

• Issue Date = Start of coverage date listed on policy
• Expiry Date = Coverage end date listed on policy (If the policy is paid on a monthly basis the expiry will be set when the next payment is due)
• Insurer = Insurer will be listed in policy content
• Policy Number = as specified on the policy
• Item = Type of of coverage / policy (i.e. Public & Products Liability, Public Liability, Broadform Liability, General & Public Liability
• Amount Description = The type of cover where its liability limit covers any one occurrence (e.g. if the limit of indemnity states $20M any one occurrence in respect of public liability AND in the aggregate in respect of the product liability, we will only record public liability as the amount description)
• Amount = as specified on policy (must be minimum of 20 million AUD or equivalent

• We can accept ‘PTY LTD’ or ‘(Pty) Ltd’  in lieu of ‘Proprietary Limited’ when this is the only difference in the company name between what’s shown on company compliance paperwork verse what’s shown in onsite.
• Minimum amount of 5 million dollars Australian for any one occurrence;Coverage amount to be recorded;If less than 5 million (AUD) the policy is to be returned
• If the policy amount is not in AUD a conversion at the time of processing is to completed to ensure the non AUD amount is greater then the 5,000,000 AUD amount
• Must state Professional Indemnity
• Must be current
• If the policy does not list Professional Indemnity a Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) is required before escalation.  
• If PDS states Professional Indemnity coverage – the insurance and PDS needs to be uploaded together for approval
• If the PDS does not specify Professional Indemnity it will be escalated
• Self Insurance
• If the company indicates 'Self Insured' = Letter to be uploaded from the governing body which has approved the self insurance; 
• please click on the following link to see the current list of approved Self Insured companies in Australia: http://www.srcc.gov.au/self_insurance/current_licensees.

NOTE: If the policy is paid on a monthly basis, the document must show when the recent payment was made or when the next payment is due

• Issue Date = Start of coverage date listed on policy
• Expiry Date = Coverage end date listed on policy (If the policy is paid on a monthly basis the expiry will be set when the next payment is due)
• Insurer = Insurer will be listed in policy content
• Policy Number = as specified on the policy Item = Professional Indemnity
• Amount Description = Same as item
• Amount = as specified on policy (must be minimum of 5 million AUD or equivalent

• Ensure the company / employer name shown on the workers compensation document matches the ‘Company’ field data within Onsite
• P/L / Pty LTD / Pty Limited can be accepted in any of these forms if also listed as the name in the system
• Aust / Australia can be accepted in any of these forms if also listed as the name in the system
• Ttee (means trust) this is acceptable as long as the rest of the name matches
• If document is addressed to a slightly different name however the Legal or Trading name is listed on the certificate of currency and matches this is acceptable
• If documented refers to ‘Self Insurance / Insurer’ please escalate. Do not return
• Ensure the coverage references ‘ACT’ or ‘Australian Capital Territory’ as shown in the below examples

• Enter the date of registration / commencement shown on the document as the ‘Start Date’ within Onsite.

• Enter the end as shown on the workers compensation document as the ‘End Date’ within Onsite.
• Note: Normally the ‘start date’ and ‘end date’ can be recorded as the certificate validity from and to dates as shown below:
• Ensure the insurer listed on the workers compensation document is listed in the ‘Insurer’ field within Onsite. Usually this can be foundon the letterhead or in the footer eg. GIO, Allianz, CGU
• Enter the employer number / policy number shown in the document in the ‘Policy Number’ field within Onsite.
• Enter ACT Workers Compensation in the ‘Item’ field within Onsite

• Ensure the company / employer name shown on the workers compensation document matches the ‘Company’ field data within Onsite
• P/L / Pty LTD / Pty Limited can be accepted in any of these forms if also listed as the name in the system
• Aust / Australia can be accepted in any of these forms if also listed as the name in the system Ttee (means trust) this is acceptable as long as the rest of the name matches
• If document is addressed to a slightly different name however the Legal or Trading name is listed on the certificate of currency and matches this is acceptable
• Only CMI insurance is accepted from 1st July 2018, however the transition period runs from 1 July 2018 to 30 September 2018.
• During the transition period employers with workers in or about a coal mine that don’t already have a policy with CMI** will only need to ensure that they have a current Certificate of Currency from a workers compensation insurer to cover those workers.  
• **CMI= Coal Mine Insurance managed by Coal Services.
• From 1 October 2018, after the expiry of the transition period, employers with workers in or about a coal mine will need to have a Certificate of Currency from CMI for a policy. If you are an employer with employees that work in or about a coal mine you will need to take out a policy with Coal Mines Insurance that covers those employees. If the company is exempt from supplying the CMI policy, they must upload the confirmation of exemption letter which is received from Coal Services together with the companies current policy.
• “Work in or about coal mine” definition: Work undertaken at any pit or other place where coal mining is carried on or which is being developed for coal mining to be carried on, including any place located at or in the vicinity of the mine, where material extracted from the coal mine is processed. This will include situations where:
• Companies with employees that work in or about a coal mine for only part of a year.
• Companies with employees that work some of the time in or about a coal mine and elsewhere for the rest of the time
• Companies with some employees that only work in or about a coal mine and some employees that never work in or about a coal mine
• Companies providing services ancillary to coal mining, for example, fuel deliveries, equipment deliveries, mining equipment maintenance and repairs, construction Companies providing services not directly related to coal mining, for example, the servicing of office equipment, general deliveries, administration or consulting in an office environment.  
• Additional Criteria: Sole trader with employee(s) require a CMI policy for their employee(s) only and Personal Injury/Accident/Incident Insurance for themselves. Cross border arrangement still apply. Although if the company’s employees are working for more than 6 months in NSW a CMI policy is required. For more information on the cross border arrangements please visit the State Insurance Regulatory Authority’s website: sira.nsw.gov.au
• Must be Current

• Enter the date of registration / commencement shown on the document as the ‘Start Date’ within Onsite.

• Enter the end as shown on the worker’s compensation document as the ‘End Date’ within Onsite unless the document IS NOT issued by Coal Mine Insurance.
• If the document IS NOT issued by Coal Mine Insurance you will need to enter an expiry date on 30.09.2018
• Ensure the insurer listed on the worker’s compensation document is listed in the ‘Insurer’ field within Onsite. Usually this can be found on the letterhead or in the footer – must be Coal Mines Insurance Enter the employer number / policy number shown in the document in the ‘Policy Number’ field within Onsite.
• Enter relevant State abbreviation then ‘Workers Compensation’ in the ‘Item’ field within Onsite          

• Ensure the company / employer name shown on the workers compensation document matches the ‘Company’ field data within Onsite

• P/L / Pty LTD / Pty Limited can be accepted in any of these forms if also listed as the name in the system

• Aust / Australia can be accepted in any of these forms if also listed as the name in the system

• Ttee (means trust) this is acceptable as long as the rest of the name matches

• If document is addressed to a slightly different name however the Legal or Trading name is listed on the certificate of currency and matches this is acceptable

• If documented refers to ‘Self Insurance / Insurer’ please escalate. Do not return

• Ensure the coverage references ‘NT’ or ‘Northern Territory’ as shown in the below examples

• Enter the date of registration / commencement shown on the document as the ‘Start Date’ within Onsite.

• Enter the end as shown on the workers compensation document as the ‘End Date’ within Onsite.
  Note: Normally the ‘start date’ and ‘end date’ can be recorded as the certificate validity from and to dates as shown below:
• Ensure the insurer listed on the workers compensation document is listed in the ‘Insurer’ field within Onsite. Usually this can be found on the letterhead or in the footer eg. GIO, Allianz, CGU
• Enter the employer number / policy number shown in the document in the ‘Policy Number’ field within includes the Nationally Recognised Training.Onsite.
• Enter NT Workers Compensation in the ‘Item’ field within Onsite

• Ensure the company / employer name shown on the workers compensation document matches the ‘Company’ field data within Onsite

• P/L / Pty LTD / Pty Limited can be accepted in any of these forms if also listed as the name in the system

• Aust / Australia can be accepted in any of these forms if also listed as the name in the system

• Ttee (means trust) this is acceptable as long as the rest of the name matches

• If document is addressed to a slightly different name however the Legal or Trading name is listed on the certificate of currency and matches this is acceptable

• If documented refers to ‘Self Insurance / Insurer’ please escalate. Do not return

• Ensure there is a ‘WorkCover Queensland Logo’ displayed on the document.

• Enter the date of registration / commencement shown on the document as the ‘Start Date’ within Onsite.

• Enter the end as shown on the workers compensation document as the ‘End Date’ within Onsite.
• Note: Normally the ‘start date’ and ‘end date’ can be recorded as the certificate validity from and to dates as shown below:
• Enter WorkCover Queensland in the ‘Insurer’ field within Onsite.
• Enter the policy number shown in the document in the ‘Policy Number’ field within Onsite.
• Enter QLD Workers Compensation in the ‘Item’ field within Onsite

• Ensure the company / employer name shown on the workers compensation document matches the ‘Company’ field data within Onsite

• P/L / Pty LTD / Pty Limited can be accepted in any of these forms if also listed as the name in the system

• Aust / Australia can be accepted in any of these forms if also listed as the name in the system

• Ttee (means trust) this is acceptable as long as the rest of the name matches

• If document is addressed to a slightly different name however the Legal or Trading name is listed on the certificate of currency and matches this is acceptable

• If documented refers to ‘Self Insurance / Insurer’ please escalate. Do not return

• Ensure there is a ‘Government of South Australia’ Logo displayed on the document.

• Verified doc must be Workers Compensation for SA

• Note for SA Workers Compensation:

• For SA workers compensation document uploads you may note there is no end date recorded on the document. If this is the case, enter the last day of the finanical year as the end date for this cert – The last day of the financial year every year falls on the 30th June.

E.g: If you receive an SA Workers Compensation document upload that shows ‘This employer is registered from 06/08/2004, the next upcoming ‘last day of the financial year’ is 30/06/2016 which can be entered as the end date despite not being shown on the document.

• Enter the date of registration / commencement shown on the document as the ‘Start Date’ within Onsite.

• Enter the end as shown on the workers compensation document as the ‘End Date’ within Onsite.
  Note: Normally the ‘start date’ and ‘end date’ can be recorded as the certificate validity from and to dates as shown below:
• Enter Return to Work SA in the ‘Insurer’ field within Onsite.
• Enter the employer number listed on the workers compensation document is listed in the ‘Policy Number’ field within Onsite
• Enter SA Workers Compensation in the ‘Item’ field within Onsite

• Ensure the company / employer name shown on the workers compensation document matches the ‘Company’ field data within Onsite

• P/L / Pty LTD / Pty Limited can be accepted in any of these forms if also listed as the name in the system

• Aust / Australia can be accepted in any of these forms if also listed as the name in the system

• Ttee (means trust) this is acceptable as long as the rest of the name matches

• If document is addressed to a slightly different name however the Legal or Trading name is listed on the certificate of currency and matches this is acceptable

• If documented refers to ‘Self Insurance / Insurer’ please escalate. Do not return

• Ensure the coverage references ‘TAS’ or ‘Tasmania’ as shown in the below examples

• Enter the date of registration / commencement shown on the document as the ‘Start Date’ within Onsite.

• Enter the end as shown on the workers compensation document as the ‘End Date’ within Onsite.

Note: Normally the ‘start date’ and ‘end date’ can be recorded as the certificate validity from and to dates as shown below:

• Ensure the insurer listed on the workers compensation document is listed in the ‘Insurer’ field within Onsite. Usually this can be foundon the letterhead or in the footer eg. GIO, Allianz, CGU
• Enter the employer number / policy number shown in the document in the ‘Policy Number’ field within Onsite.
• Enter TAS Workers Compensation in the ‘Item’ field within Onsite

• Ensure the company / employer name shown on the workers compensation document matches the ‘Company’ field data within Onsite
• P/L / Pty LTD / Pty Limited can be accepted in any of these forms if also listed as the name in the system
• Aust / Australia can be accepted in any of these forms if also listed as the name in the system
• Ttee (means trust) this is acceptable as long as the rest of the name matches
• If document is address to a slightly different name however the Legal or Trading name is listed on the certificate of currency and matches this is acceptable
• If document is addressed to a slightly different name however the Legal or Trading name is listed on the certificate of currency and matches this is acceptable
• If documented refers to ‘Self Insurance / Insurer’ please escalate. Do not return
• Ensure there is a ‘Worksafe Victoria’ logo or ‘Authorised Agent of the Victorian WorkCover Authority’ displayed on the document

• Enter the date of registration / commencement shown on the document as the ‘Start Date’ within Onsite.

• Enter the end as shown on the workers compensation document as the ‘End Date’ within Onsite.
  Note: Normally the ‘start date’ and ‘end date’ can be recorded as the certificate validity from and to dates as shown below:
• Ensure the insurer listed on the workers compensation document is listed in the ‘Insurer’ field within Onsite. Usually this can be found on the letterhead or in the footer eg. GIO, Allianz, CGU
• Enter the employer number / policy number shown in the document in the ‘Policy Number’ field within Onsite.
• Enter VIC Workers Compensation in the ‘Item’ field within Onsite

• Ensure the company / employer name shown on the workers compensation document matches the ‘Company’ field data within Onsite

• P/L / Pty LTD / Pty Limited can be accepted in any of these forms if also listed as the name in the system

• Aust / Australia can be accepted in any of these forms if also listed as the name in the system

• Ttee (means trust) this is acceptable as long as the rest of the name matches

• If document is addressed to a slightly different name however the Legal or Trading name is listed on the certificate of currency and matches this is acceptable

• If documented refers to ‘Self Insurance / Insurer’ please escalate. Do not return

• Ensure the coverage references ‘WA’ or ‘Western Australia’ as shown in the below examples

• Enter the date of registration / commencement shown on the document as the ‘Start Date’ within Onsite.

• Enter the end as shown on the workers compensation document as the ‘End Date’ within Onsite.

Note: Normally the ‘start date’ and ‘end date’ can be recorded as the certificate validity from and to dates as shown below:

• Ensure the insurer listed on the workers compensation document is listed in the ‘Insurer’ field within Onsite. Usually this can be foundon the letterhead or in the footer eg. GIO, Allianz, CGU
• Enter the employer number / policy number shown in the document in the ‘Policy Number’ field within Onsite.
• Enter WA Workers Compensation in the ‘Item’ field within Onsite