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Manufacturing Insurance
From regulatory compliance issues to equipment breakdowns to damage to your buildings, vehicles or goods, we can help minimize common manufacturing exposures and keep your business running.
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Deep Experience Across Every Type of Manufacturing
Manufacturing isn’t one industry, it’s dozens.
A precision machine shop and a food processing plant may both carry the “manufacturer” label, but they face almost nothing in common: different equipment, different regulatory bodies, different supply chains, different points of failure.
Treating them the same way on an insurance program is how coverage gaps happen, usually the kind that only surface after a loss.
That’s why we organize our manufacturing experience around how risk actually shows up on the production floor, not just a list of industry names.
Whether you’re running heavy fabrication equipment, processing raw materials into finished goods, or manufacturing in a fast-moving, innovation-driven space, we’ve built dedicated expertise, and the carrier relationships to back it up, around each one.
Precision & Heavy Fabrication
Fabricated Metals Tool & Die Shops Equipment Manufacturing Auto Parts
Materials & Goods Processing
Plastics & Rubber Goods Stone, Clay & Glass Products Textiles & Leather Wood, Furniture & Paper
Consumer & Innovation-Driven Manufacturing
Food Products Manufacturing Printing & Publishing Electronics Components Sustainability/Cleantech
A Risk Plan That Moves as Fast as Your Production Line
Staying competitive means managing supply chain volatility, integrating automation, and closing labor gaps, often all at once.
Most insurance renewals only look backward at last year’s claims. Our RiskView365 process looks forward: we identify the risks that come with growth, automation, and market shifts, then build a Top of Stack Submission that puts your business in front of the right underwriters, so you get broader coverage and sharper pricing, not just a renewal quote.
General Liability
Product Liability
Commercial Property
Business Income
Commercial Auto
Crime
Umbrella
Cybersecurity
Create a Better Workplace
Easily onboard and ramp your team. Identify skill and compliance gaps, deliver consistent messaging, and build a stronger workforce through our training courses and online learning management system.
Human Resources
- ADA, EEOC, FMLA
- Employee Handbooks
- Document Audits
- Hiring & Termination
- Job Descriptions
- Employee Newsletters
Safety
- OSHA Safety Programs
- GHS Compliance
- Hazard Communication
- Toolbox Talks
- Return to Work Program
- Fleet Safety
Training
- Harassment Avoidance
- Forklift Training
- Reasonable Suspicion
- Online Training Videos
- Private Vehicle Use
- Employee Wellness
FAQ
Does a manufacturer need product liability insurance?
If your business makes, assembles, or distributes a physical product, product liability coverage protects you if that product causes injury or property damage after it leaves your facility, even if the defect wasn’t your fault.
For most manufacturers, it’s essential, not optional.
What does business income insurance cover if my equipment breaks down?
Business income insurance helps replace lost revenue and cover ongoing expenses if a covered loss shuts down production. Pair it with equipment breakdown coverage and you’re also protected when a mechanical or electrical failure, rather than a fire, is what stops the line.
How does automation change my manufacturing insurance needs?
As you add robotics, IoT sensors, or connected control systems, you introduce cyber and equipment exposures that a standard property policy may not fully address. A RiskView365 risk assessment looks at what’s changed on your floor each year so your coverage evolves with your equipment.
What is contingent business interruption, and do manufacturers need it?
Contingent business interruption covers lost income when a key supplier or customer, not your own facility, experiences a loss that disrupts your production. Given how exposed manufacturing supply chains are right now, it’s one of the more commonly underinsured coverages in the industry.
How often should a manufacturer review its insurance program?
Annually, at minimum, and ideally before your renewal window, not during it. Renewal-driven reviews tend to just replicate last year’s coverage. Our RiskView365 approach checks in before renewal so changes in your operations, equipment, or workforce are reflected in your coverage rather than caught after a claim.
Manufacturing Resources
We’re here to offer guidance to help you navigate through complicated choices when it comes to your insurance – and more.
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Help Protect Your Intellectual Property
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