What types of insurance and proof are typically required for a C-60 license project?

• A. Proof of workers’ compensation (or exemption) and general liability insurance; additional insured status as required by the contract.
• B. Property insurance only.
• C. No insurance required.
• D. Vehicle liability insurance only.

Answer: (A)

Contracts for a C-60 welding project typically require proof of workers’ compensation coverage (or an exemption if there are no employees) and general liability insurance, with the contract often requiring that the client be named as an additional insured on the policy. This combination protects everyone involved: workers’ comp covers on‑the‑job injuries to employees, general liability covers third‑party claims of injury or property damage stemming from the work, and additional insured status extends those protections to the project owner or client as specified. Relying on property insurance alone doesn’t cover worker injuries or general project liability, and vehicle liability alone addresses only vehicle-related risks. No insurance is not acceptable on most contracts.