Marine facilities risk indicators

Marine Facilities present unique risks and opportunities. These indicators outline key factors that strengthen or limit Chubb’s appetite within this diverse sector:

  • Factors strengthening Chubb’s appetite
    Slip, trip, and fall controls

    Proactive risk management helps prevent common workplace injuries.

    Safety & training programs

    Formalized training fosters a culture of safety and compliance.

    Business continuity planning

    Clear plans ensure smooth operations during disruptions.

    Documented hurricane plans

    Written and rehearsed plan for approaching storms.

    Subcontractor verification

    Formalized requirements for allowing subcontractors to enter/ work on premises.

  • Cautious account factors
    Weak protective measures

    Insufficient safety or maintenance increases risk of incidents. (Egress Ladders, throwable life rings, portable fire extinguishers).  Lack of maintenance and updates on dock systems, including electrical.

    Negative claims history

    Frequent or severe claims signal ongoing risk management issues.

    Clutter

    Cords, cables, and hoses across docks and slips create hazards.

    Lack of proper signage

    Missing signs (e.g., "No Swimming," NFPA 303 compliance for fueling operations) reduce safety and regulatory compliance.

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