Manufacturing Insurance
Those risk managers who buy manufacturing insurance, and the brokers and agents who help arrange manufacturing coverage, know that insuring a manufacturing facility presents many special challenges. Given the physical nature of the jobs done, Workers' Compensation (and rising medical costs) is a huge concern; so, too, is insuring supply chains vulnerable to catastrophes. And a new federal law has made Product Recall insurance a top-of-mind issue. This special section dedicated to manufacturing insurance will keep you informed about key trends with featured reports, interviews with experts, white papers, recommended resources and the latest news.
Head of the Line
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John McConnell
Vice President of Risk Control, Willis
Cutting-edge approaches to workplace safety can reduce claims, offer positive publicity.
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Amy Ingram
VP and Worldwide Clean Tech Segment Manager, Chubb Group of Insurance Cos.
Installed global-wind-power capacity is expected to more than double by 2016 from 2010 levels.
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Featured Report
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Coverage Trends in Manufacturing's "Big 3" Risks: Workers' Comp, Product Recall and Supply Chains
Those who manage and underwrite risks for manufacturers are facing familiar risks—but with some challenging new twists.
Recommended Resources
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