Specialist consideration for fabrication and installation.
Steel fabrication contractors may work in a workshop, on site or across both. Manufacturing, erection, lifting and any design work need to be described clearly when arranging cover.
How we help
We review public, employers’ and products liability requirements alongside plant, tools and contract works. We also discuss property cover for your works or workshop, including buildings where you are responsible for them, machinery, equipment, stock and work in progress, plus business interruption cover. Design or specification work may create a separate professional indemnity requirement.
Cover for your works
Your workshop and its contents need to be considered alongside work carried out on site. Tell us about the premises you own or lease, the replacement value of machinery and equipment, stock and work in progress, and the impact a fire, flood or other insured damage could have on trading. We can discuss property damage and business interruption options, subject to the policy terms and insurer agreement.
What to prepare
- The steelwork you fabricate, supply and install
- Working heights, lifting operations, hot work and design responsibilities
- Workshop details, employees, subcontractors and annual turnover
- Buildings responsibilities, machinery replacement values, stock and work in progress, and business interruption requirements
Understand your options
We explain the available cover, limits, excesses and significant exclusions, and what insurers need to know about your operation. Any cover is subject to the policy wording, eligibility and insurer agreement.