Is your manufacturing insurance program supplying the right protection?

Working as a manufacturer comes with a wide range of risks that can impact your financial security, reputation, employee safety, and supply chain. From equipment breakdowns and property damage to liability claims and costly product recalls, the challenges are constant and complex. In addition, manufacturers face unique threats such as supply chain disruptions, cyber-attacks, workplace accidents, and compliance issues, all of which can result in devastating financial losses or operational downtime. Having proper insurance coverage is essential to safeguard your business against these unpredictable risks and ensure resilience in an ever-evolving industry landscape.

No matter what role you play in the industry, our manufacturing insurance team will assess your risks, develop a plan tailored to meet your needs, and provide ongoing support to ensure you’re covered every step of the way.

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Manufacturing Insurance

  • Distributors
  • Wholesalers

Our Manufacturing insurance team understands your unique 
risks and will customize a quality plan for your business

Protect Your Business

  • Commercial general liability
  • Commercial umbrella and excess
  • Commercial property insurance
  • Environmental liability
  • Product recall
  • Cyber liability
  • Products liability
  • Errors & Omissions
  • Equipment breakdown
  • Intellectual property insurance
  • Supply chain coverage

Protect Your Employees

  • Workers’ compensation
  • Employment practices liability
  • Directors & Officers
  • Medical and dental insurance
  • Life, disability, and long term care
  • 401(k) plans
  • Payroll & HR solutions
  • Safety consulting and loss control
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The World Difference

With more than 50 years of experience in the manufacturing insurance sector, our team customizes manufacturing insurance solutions for businesses ranging from precision tooling and plastics manufacturers to large-scale production facilities.

Our strong industry carrier relationships allow our team to secure the most comprehensive coverages available at the most competitive rates and terms. We focus on understanding the unique risks each business faces, offering coverage that addresses everything from fluctuations in Work-in-Progress (WIP) to machine breakdowns and equipment failures.

At World, we connect you with experienced insurance advisors who truly understand the challenges specific to your industry. Our team works closely with you to assess your risks and develop a plan tailored to meet your unique needs. Plus, our commitment to exceptional customer service ensures you receive support from the first conversation about your program to the ongoing assistance you may need if a claim arises in the future.

EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE EXPERIENCE

  • Current plan review and consultation
  • Exposure identification and analysis
  • Coverage and cost analysis
  • Loss control services and safety training
  • In-house claims advocacy services
  • White-glove customer service experience
  • Direct access to your manufacturing insurance team

Manufacturing CLIENTS WE HELP

  • Federal government contractors
  • Metal fabricators
  • Industrial machinery manufacturing
  • Paint and printers
  • Electrical products and components
  • Stone, clay, and glass products
  • Technology products
  • Lumber and wood products
  • Aerospace
  • Automotive parts
  • Machine shops
  • Food and kindred products
  • Construction products
  • Medical and pharmaceuticals
  • Textiles and plastics
  • Metal fabricators
  • Chemicals and solvents
  • Construction materials
  • Consumer packaging
  • Home furnishings

FAQ About Manufacturing Insurance

What is manufacturing insurance?

Manufacturing insurance is a form of business insurance designed to protect manufacturers from the unique risks they face and safeguard them from financial losses. Manufacturing insurance provides protection from potential risks such as equipment failure, property damage, liability claims, and injured workers. Most manufacturers also have coverage for product recalls and environmental liability, also known as pollution liability. But there are many other considerations that a seasoned manufacturing insurance advisor can explain.

What is considered a manufacturing business?

Many different businesses fall under the category of manufacturing, ranging from machinery manufacturing to textiles. Any company that uses raw materials and parts to produce valuable goods qualifies as a manufacturer. Some companies sell their products directly to consumers;, other manufacturers sell to retailers or wholesalers. Whatever your line of business, make sure you have the right manufacturing insurance protection.

What is manufacturer’s errors and omissions insurance?

Manufacturer’s errors and omissions (E&O) insurance provides coverage to protect manufacturers from financial losses due to alleged negligence, defective products, or mistakes in design or production. It can help cover the cost of legal defense, settlements, and other expenses arising from claims of manufacturing errors. This coverage is an important part of a quality manufacturing insurance portfolio. Speak with one of our manufacturing insurance advisors to learn more about it and for a free quote.

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