Marine Facilities Insurance

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Industry overview

Marine facilities must protect against exposures both in water and on land. Chubb recognizes the unique risks faced by marine facilities and offers customized insurance solutions to cater to their individual needs to stay competitive.
What is Marine Facilities insurance?

Marine Facilities insurance is designed to protect businesses operating in the marine sector from the unique risks they face both on water and on land. With a focus on the complex and evolving challenges of marine operations, this insurance provides tailored solutions that help marine facilities maintain resilience and competitiveness in their industry.

What coverage does Chubb provide?

Chubb provides coverages including auto, workers’ compensation, environmental, package (including property), TankSafe®, financial lines, E&O, cyber, liquor liability, boat dealer inventory, docks, marina operators legal liability, builders' risk, and owned vessels.

Who is it for?

This insurance is designed for marinas, boat dealers, boat builders, yacht clubs, and boat clubs.

What services does Chubb provide?

Chubb provides services tailored to expertise in marine facilities. We offer disaster planning, and on-site risk evaluations, including fuel dock safety assessments, review of storage procedures, and cold weather preparedness. Chubb Resilience Services provides risk assessment, resilience planning and climate modeling.

Use case example

A multi-location marina sought comprehensive insurance solutions to address dock exposure and marine liability, choosing Chubb for its meaningful coverage and flexible options. As a result, the marina was able to operate with greater confidence, knowing its unique risks were properly managed.

Who we serve

Products and services

Environmental insurance
Protect your property investments and your bottom line with our broad-based coverage for environmental threats ranging from construction project pollution to storage tank issues to mold exposures.
Commercial auto
Protect against exposure with tailored risk management and risk consulting — including traditional insurance, alternative risk financing, risk assessments and training to help manage your company’s auto liability exposure.
Property insurance with equipment breakdown
Industry-specific coverage that can be purchased packaged or monoline for losses caused by equipment breakdowns, with a focus on getting your company back to business as soon as possible.
General liability insurance
Coverage can be purchased packaged or monoline and include a blend of traditional insurance and alternative risk financing mechanisms to help manage your company’s liability risk.
Umbrella & excess casualty insurance
Our robust, feature-rich policies offer insurance protection over and above your underlying policy limits and coverage options for your organization’s unique exposures.
Crime insurance
From theft and vandalism to social engineering and employee fraud, your company faces a wide array of potentially costly risks. Your crime insurance policy should be equally broad and flexible to provide the utmost protection.

Marine insights

Our Marine leadership team devotes time and resources to researching and understanding the latest trends and opportunities within the marine industry.

Resources

Insights and expertise

We keep you informed – and your business protected – with these helpful articles.
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