Property & Equipment
Facilities, machinery, inventory, customer property, equipment breakdown and replacement lead times.
Manufacturing Risk Review
See Where Your Program Is Working—and Where It May Be Costing You
Give Champion a clearer view of your operation, current concerns and insurance priorities. We’ll identify the areas that deserve a more focused conversation.
Built Around Your Operation
This Is a Strategic Evaluation, Not a Generic Quote Form
Manufacturing risks change as equipment, products, customers, contracts and operations evolve. Insurance programs do not always keep pace.
Champion begins with how the company actually works: what you manufacture, which equipment production depends on, where interruption could occur, how claims are managed and what leadership wants the insurance program to accomplish.
What We Can Evaluate
One Review Across the Full Operation
Business Interruption
Income exposure, extra expense, restoration periods, utility dependencies and critical suppliers or customers.
Product & Contract Risk
Product liability, recall, manufacturers E&O, specifications, customer requirements and contractual risk transfer.
Workers’ Compensation
Loss trends, experience modification, open claims, reserves, return-to-work practices and safety priorities.
Commercial Auto & Mobile Risk
Owned vehicles, employee driving, off-site work, mobile equipment and related fleet controls.
Cargo & Transported Property
Inbound materials, finished goods, customer property, shipping responsibility and inland marine exposures.
Cyber, Technology & Crime
Ransomware, system interruption, funds-transfer fraud, data exposure and connected production equipment.
Employee Benefits
Plan strategy, workforce needs, cost drivers, enrollment communication and alternative-funding opportunities.
Environmental Risk
Chemicals, coatings, fuels, waste, storage tanks, transportation and potential cleanup obligations.
Alternative Risk
Captive readiness, loss-sensitive options, retained-risk strategy and the potential value of favorable performance.
When a Review Creates Value
Use It Before the Program Falls Behind the Business
A review can provide a useful second perspective before renewal, after a significant change or whenever leadership suspects the current structure no longer reflects the operation.
What Happens Next
A Focused Path From Information to Priorities
Tell Us About the Company
Share basic information about your operation, insurance program and primary concerns.
We Complete an Initial Assessment
Chris reviews the information and identifies the areas that warrant a closer conversation.
Speak With a Specialist
Chris or the appropriate Champion specialist will learn more about the operation and your objectives.
Identify Priorities
We discuss the risks, claims, coverage or program-structure questions that appear most important.
Determine the Next Step
The next step may involve coverage analysis, loss review, property valuation or captive-readiness assessment.
Bring In Focused Expertise
Susan joins conversations involving workers’ compensation, experience modification or claims when applicable.