Coverage that reaches the pour.
Pumping adds a different set of risks to a concrete operation. The insurance review needs to account for the truck, mounted equipment, boom setup and work at the end of the hose.
Know the exposure.
Ask the right questions.
These are starting points for your coverage review. The right response depends on your operations and the terms of the policies selected.
Boom & outrigger operations
Setup on unstable ground, overhead obstructions and boom movement require a close review of operating liability and equipment coverage.
Line pressure & hose handling
Hose movement and blockages can cause injury or property damage. Review general liability and employee injury protection.
Pump truck & machinery
Coordinate auto physical damage with contractors equipment or other applicable coverage for the pump and boom. Confirm valuation and transit treatment.
Rental & subcontract agreements
Review responsibility for rented pumps, operators, additional insured requirements and any assumed liability before work begins.
This operation rarely
stands alone.
Explore related operations, or return to the program overview for a complete look at the insurance approach.
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Rear-discharge and front-discharge mixers, local deliveries and multi-plant fleets.
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Permanent and portable plants, cement silos, conveyors and dispatch operations.
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Boom pumps, line pumps, placing equipment and job-site pumping operations.
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Sand, stone and cement deliveries, dump trailers and pneumatic tankers.
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↗Precast & concrete products
Forms, production facilities, finished products and delivery operations.
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↗Volumetric & mobile mixing
On-site batching, mobile mixers and specialty concrete delivery operations.
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The details matter. Talk with us about your plants, fleet and contracts, and we’ll help you assess your options.