MINING CONTRACTORS INSURANCE

Built for the work.
Grounded in risk.

Insurance guidance for mining contractors and mine-site service companies. Connect the work you perform with the equipment, people and contractual responsibilities behind it.

Explore a mining risk review ↗Find your operation →

Two excavators working along an exposed mineral bench at a mine — DEMANDING OPERATIONS. CONNECTED RESPONSIBILITIES. MONTRIDGE / MINING

Independent perspectiveVeteran-owned insurance brokerage

Operations firstPeople · equipment · mine-site services

Coverage in contextContracts · exposures · policy wording

THE WORK YOU DO

Different ground.
Different insurance questions.

Begin with the role your business performs. A contractor’s responsibilities differ from those of the mine owner—even when they share the same site.

Industrial mining machinery at an open-pit operation

EXPLORE YOUR EXPOSURES

Surface mining contractors ↗

Earthmoving, extraction and mine-site interfaces.

EXPLORE YOUR EXPOSURES

Equipment & mobile machinery ↗

Owned and rented assets, valuation and downtime.

EXPLORE YOUR EXPOSURES

Mine-site construction & maintenance ↗

Specialist trades, customer equipment and shutdown work.

Explore all mining operations →

Excavator working in a mineral extraction pit

THE MONTRIDGE APPROACH

Start at the site.
Follow the responsibilities.

A policy list is a starting point. A useful review connects your scope of work to the obligations you accept.

01
Define the operation
Mine types, work locations, employees, equipment and subcontractors.
02
Examine the commitments
Contracts, additional insured requirements and issued policy wording.
03
Prepare the next decision
Clarify missing information, coverage questions and underwriting needs.

Prepare for an insurance program review →

COVERAGE IN CONTEXT