Which of the following locations is recognized as a Covered Location in the AAIS Installation Floater?

The AAIS Installation Floater is designed to provide coverage for materials, tools, and equipment used in the installation process at specific job sites. A scheduled location refers to a specific location that has been explicitly listed and described in the policy. This is crucial because the coverage applies exclusively to the specified locations where insured activities are intended to occur.

Scheduled locations ensure that the insurance policy clearly defines and recognizes where the coverage applies, which provides clarity and reduces ambiguity about what is protected under the policy. Recognizing a site as a scheduled location allows for effective risk management and helps avoid disputes regarding coverage when a loss occurs.

Other options like workshops rented for the project or abandoned job sites are not typically recognized as covered locations. Rented workshops may be temporary and not specifically listed, and abandoned job sites may not be under active coverage since they can present risks that the installation floater may not cover. Permanent installations are also not covered in the same manner, as the floater is typically aimed at the installation process rather than the finished project itself.