See Where You Stack Up
Take our free Manufacturing Resiliency Assessment to see where you rate in terms of your overall risk management score, which is based on what others in your industry are doing (or not doing) to manage risk.
The maximum score is 1,000 – and it's based on how the top manufactures around the country are managing risk within their business.
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Specialized Assessments
Know exactly where you stand across 10 impact areas of risks. We assess, measure and benchmark where you stand using our proprietary technology.
We Advise, You Decide
Know exactly where you stand across 10 impact areas of risks. We assess, measure and benchmark where you stand using our proprietary technology.
Safety Beyond Compliance
From OSHA recordkeeping and facility inspections to equipment-specific training, our safety consultants help you create a culture of safety – not just a paper trail.
Continuity & Equipment Downtime Planning
We’ll help you plan for “what if” scenarios – from natural disasters to machinery failures – so you’re ready to keep delivering, even when things go sideways.
Tailored Coverage for Manufacturing
From property and equipment to cyber liability and supply chain exposure, we design insurance solutions that align with your process, not just your policy.
Maximize Your Value
Whether you’re preparing for growth, leadership changes, or a future sale, we help you protect the value of your business by proactively reducing the risks that could undermine it.
Risk Management Scenario
For the third year in a row, you see your Workers’ Compensation premium increase. You assumed this would happen after you had a few accidents that led to claims last year. However, you never expected your e-mod rate would be this high, and you know you must take action to fix it.
Rather than just quote a new insurance policy, which won’t help much on price, you call your risk advisor to see what safety programs and training is available in your industry. You decide to outsource the training, but implement the internal culture needed to reduce workplace accidents, including morning safety briefing and a “see something, say something” rule for all employees.