Audiovisual equipment, the shoulder of assesment
Audiovisual equipment is highly varied but specific, which means it requires loss adjustment by someone specialised in the field, from damage to theft. So when a claim arises, Stelliant Loss Adjusting experts guide businesses and their insurers with its agile, high-performing services.
Audiovisual equipment is highly varied but specific, which means it requires loss adjustment by someone specialised in the field, from damage to theft. So when a claim arises, Stelliant Loss Adjusting experts guide businesses and their insurers with its agile, high-performing services.
Risks related to audiovisual equipment
Audiovisual equipment is frequently moved, in keeping with many changes of scenery. It is put to intensive use in many industries like cinema, television, concerts, festivals, sporting events, trade shows and fairs.
Depending on the setting, there may be technical constraints and special conditions of use. These materials, which are often expensive and fragile, are exposed to many different risks during all of this:
- Breakage caused by bumps while being moved.
- A drop or incorrect handling resulting in damage.
- Damage caused by bad weather (wind, rain) at an outdoor event.
- Theft, with or without breaking and entering, during use.
- A fire cause by electrical malfunction.
Specific audiovisual equipment loss adjusting skills
Whatever industry they work in, professionals may need to use a wide variety of audiovisual equipment and devices. This makes it difficult to estimate the value of each piece and the severity of damage in the event of a claim.
Audiovisual equipment generally falls into one of four major categories:
- Video: video cameras, still cameras, lenses, accessories, etc.
- Sound: microphones, UHF sets, etc.
- Light: projectors, on-camera lights, etc.
- Scenic structures: bridge cranes, decor, etc.
Special skills are needed for each of these. Stelliant’s loss adjusters have the technical expertise required to quantify the damage that occurs to any piece of audiovisual equipment.
Doing a lost adjustment on a microphone and a camera do not necessarily require the same methods or the same knowledge. To handle the technical problems of their time, Stelliant’s loss adjusters keep a constant watch in their field, to keep up with the latest progress. Their mission? Do fair, accurate and objective loss adjustments under all circumstances.
In the event of a claim related to audiovisual equipment, Stelliant supports companies as they look for the right repair or replacement solutions, to limit the impact on their business as much as possible.
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