Warehousing & 3PL Insurance
Road transportation and warehouse operators are potentially exposed to a wide variety of liabilities in respect to the services they provide. Far and beyond the scope of cover traditionally offered under a standard Public and Products Liability policies.
From unforeseen Contractually assumed Liabilities to Unfair Contract Terms, McKenzie Ross will ensure you have the right marine transport insurance, Warehouse insurance or Logistics Liability insurance in place and are adequately protected in the event of a fortuitous incident, or litigation process made against you.
McKenzie Ross, in partnership with select underwriters can provide cover against liabilities, including associated legal costs, Contractual Liabilities, Errors & Omissions and Cargo Liability to provide the level of cover that road transport, warehouse and 3rd Party Logistics operators require.
Warehousing & 3PL
Warehouse owners and operators are exposed to a wider variety of liabilities. McKenzie Ross holds firsthand experience at providing tested insurance solutions to ensure business endurance when a devastating loss occurs. Programs are tailored with business continuity and adequate reinstatement in mind, allowing clients to quickly find alternate premises. Consideration is also made to time delay on the supply of overseas stock, the increased costs of expediting these products and other additional supply chain requirements.
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Key Benefits Of Using McKenzie Ross
High level assurance that risks are transferred where intended.
A greater understanding of the risks retained in your organisation, some of which may require alternative management methods.
A formal process of risk identification that demonstrates good corporate governance to stakeholders.
Linkage between insurance and your organisation’s overall process for risk management.
Enhanced ability for ‘insurable’ risk to be transferred to insurance markets in the best possible light by demonstrating sophistication in identification and analysis.
