Heavy Iron Underwriters Launches Crane & Rigging Operators Program

Heavy Iron Underwriters is led by industry veteran
Target Crane & Rigging Classes of Business:
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• Aerial Lift Platform Dealers |
• Crane Rental |
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• Foundation ( |
• Rigging |
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• Select Demolition Operators |
• Specialized/Heavy Haul |
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• Steel Erection |
• Structural Movers |
Coverage Features:
- Practice Policies
- General Liability Limits - $1MM/$2MM/$2MM/$1MM
- Commercial Auto Liability Limits - $1MM CSL
- Follow Form Excess Liability Limits – $4MMContractors Equipment/Installation Floater/Motor Truck Cargo/Third Party Loss of Use
- Flexibility of adding Riggers Liability to the GL or the IM
Risk Management Based Services:
- Contract
Risk Management Services – Attorney review protects policyholders' interest in reduction of ultimate claim costs. - Rapid Claims Response Model – facilitates timing and collaboration throughout the claim process.
- Risk Management Tools – educational/safety tools for policyholders.
For more information about Heavy Iron Underwriters program for crane & rigging risks, please contact
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