Manufacturing insurance must suit your needs
"A qualified Broker can provide you with the advice and assistance to ensure you are properly protected"
Making money from making things can be a complex business with numerous areas of potential daily risk. It’s essential your insurance is both comprehensive and tailored to meet your particular manufacturing requirements. It really should be as unique as your business.
What should be covered?
Manufacturing insurance can cover your machinery, premises, stock and raw materials, plus your staff, clients and other trading activities. Typically, the insurance package for your business would cover the following:
Liability - including employers and public liability and product insurance, which is vital when your business is based on making and supplying products to large numbers of customers. That’s why product insurance is also sometimes referred to as manufacturing liability insurance.
Stock and raw materials - an essential element of your business that must be protected against loss or damage. Stock levels will change throughout the year so choose the level of cover carefully to avoid being over or under protected.
Building/contents and machinery - the most essential, and vulnerable, part of your business. If your premises and machinery are damaged or destroyed you face major revenue disruption, so adequate cover here is vital.
Standard Covers
Property
Contents
Business Interruption
Public Liability
Employers Liability
Optional Covers
Professional Indemnity
Abuse & molestation cover
Expert advice from Prima Insurance Brokers
With several years of experience and expertise across the not-for-profit, charity and education sectors. Clients can count on us as their in-house insurance advisers since we take the time to understand their organisation in depth creating a strong, trusting partnership.
We know the charity sector has a wide range of special risks, which can often be confusing. By drawing on our experience and knowledge, we can guide you through every challenge and complexity - from legal requirements to operational set up.
Benefits
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