At EWIB, we recognise that welding is essential to the integrity and strength of every structure. Safeguarding your welding business is our foremost concern. Our Welders Insurance is designed to offer the protection and financial security your skilled work requires, allowing you to confidently concentrate on your craft.
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Complete the form to request a quote for your welding business(es).
Discover how our specialised Manufacturing Insurance protects not just your machinery, but your innovation and hard work.
May cover the cost to repair or replace critical machinery required to operate your business if they unexpectedly break down.
May protect your business from costs due to third-party claims for injury or property damage.
May cover loss of profits or rent due to insurable loss, helping sustain your business during downtime.
Can help with financial losses from unforeseen events like accidents causing injury, disablement, or death.
May safeguard against claims involving company management, covering both the company and its directors.
Covers the physical assets, including buildings, equipment, and inventory, against fire, theft, and other damages.
The welding profession, from intricate metalwork to large-scale constructions, faces a range of hazards that require robust protection.
East West Insurance Brokers provides tailored insurance solutions crafted to cover every facet of your welding operations. Let’s work together to defend your welding business against unforeseen events, ensuring your projects proceed safely and smoothly.
Our commitment is to provide specialized solutions tailored to your unique requirements, offering the reliability and security your welding business deserves.
Get your claims sorted hassle-free. Our experienced and friendly team are here to ensure the claim process goes smoothly and take some stress off you so you can focus on keeping things running.
Contracts can be intimidating, especially when they contain unfamiliar terminology and industry jargon. However, it’s critical you know and understand what you’re signing. We can go through the contract with you and help you understand it.
As your business grows or circumstances change, often your risks evolve, and so should your insurance. We can help you keep your insurance cover up to date, so you know you're appropriately covered.
We understand that cash flow is important to manage your ongoing commitments or, if you have a business, to keep it running smoothly. Pay your insurance premium the smart way!
Our experienced insurance advisors can work with you to determine which cover is appropriate for your plumbing business. We can identify the policies that are specific to your needs.
Discover how our specialised Welders’ Insurance protects your equipment, skill, and hard work.
Our experienced insurance advisors can identify the policies that best suit your requirements. These include, but aren’t limited to:
May protect against claims of property damage or personal injury caused by welding activities.
May cover legal costs and claims for damages resulting from errors or negligence in professional services provided.
Offers coverage for the theft, loss, or damage of welding tools and equipment.
May cover vehicles that are used to transport welding equipment or personnel to various sites.
Mandatory in many regions, this covers medical costs and a portion of wage replacement if employees are injured while on the job.
Provides a benefit if the welder is injured or becomes ill and is unable to work.
Welders insurance typically includes public liability, professional indemnity, tools and equipment cover, commercial vehicle insurance, and workers’ compensation. It protects against claims related to injuries or damages caused by welding activities.
Public liability insurance is generally required for welders, especially if you are contracting to businesses or government entities. Other types of insurance are highly recommended but may not be legally mandatory.
The cost can vary based on the level of coverage, type of welding work, location, and risk factors associated with specific welding activities. Premiums are tailored to each business’s unique needs.
Factors include the scope of your welding operations, revenue, number of employees, previous claims history, and the specific risks your business faces.
Yes, common exclusions might include intentional damage, contractual liabilities, or claims arising from known faulty workmanship before the policy start. It’s crucial to read the policy details for specific exclusions.
Contact your broker immediately after an incident, provide detailed information and documentation about the claim, and follow their instructions for the claims process.
Typically, subcontractors need to have their own insurance. However, you can extend your policy to include subcontractors under certain conditions, depending on your insurer.
Yes, many insurers offer policies that cover both workshop activities and onsite work. Discuss your specific needs with your insurer to ensure comprehensive coverage.
Public liability insurance covers claims of physical injury or property damage caused by your welding activities, whereas professional indemnity insurance covers claims related to professional advice or services that lead to financial loss.
You can potentially reduce your premiums by maintaining a safe working environment, having a clean claims history, opting for higher deductibles, and bundling different types of insurance with the same provider.
Complete the form to request a quote for your manufacturing business(es).
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