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Heavy industry fabrication
Heavy Industry

Transportation, fabrication & industrial operations.

For trucking and heavy haul, crane services, welders/fabricators, manufacturers and equipment rental businesses.

Fleet & Drivers

Commercial auto, drivers, radius, hauling and loss history are core underwriting considerations.

Equipment & Property

Machinery, mobile equipment, rented units, buildings and business personal property need accurate schedules.

Operations & Contracts

What you build, haul, lift or fabricate changes the risk profile and carrier appetite.

What Parker Reviews

Understanding the operation comes before comparing insurance.

For transportation, fabrication, crane, manufacturing and equipment businesses, the details behind the business often determine what matters most to underwriters and how the insurance program should be structured.

High-Severity Operations

Heavy equipment, lifting, hauling and industrial work can create losses where severity matters as much as frequency.

Fleet & Driver Controls

Vehicle classes, radius, driver selection, MVRs, maintenance and telematics can materially influence underwriting.

Property & Equipment

Machinery, stock, mobile equipment, cranes and specialized tools require accurate values and coverage treatment.

Renewal Questions

Questions worth answering before the market asks.

Are vehicle and equipment schedules accurate today?
What driver qualification and maintenance controls are documented?
Could one large loss expose the adequacy of umbrella/excess limits?
Are property and business-income values current?
What operational changes should be explained before renewal?
Parker's Approach

Organize the account before approaching the market.

01Understand the operation
02Review exposures & coverage
03Study losses & changes
04Build the market strategy
05Plan the renewal early
Already Have Insurance?

Good. Start with the program you already have.

Parker can review the existing program, learn how the operation has changed, look at coverage structure and loss history, and identify items worth discussing before renewal or before approaching the market.

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