A broker’s view of the whole operation
Mining contractor risk crosses several boundaries: employees working on another organization’s premises, mobile machinery in changing locations, customer property, pollution responsibilities and contractual commitments. A useful insurance conversation brings those details together instead of treating each policy as an isolated purchase.
Professional background
Robert C. Eldridge Jr. is President and Commercial & Industrial Risk Broker. His professional background includes insurance experience since 1999, TRIP and ERIS designations, OSHA 30 Construction and HAZWOPER 24 training. Montridge is a veteran-owned independent insurance brokerage. These credentials describe professional background; they do not constitute mine-site certification or an assurance of coverage.
Start with your actual work
Discuss the scope of your services, the contracts you are considering and the insurance documentation you already have. Placement availability depends on licensing, jurisdiction, risk characteristics and underwriting. No specific carrier relationship or mining program commitment is implied by this educational resource.
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Mining Insurance: How to Choose the Right Insurance Company and Broker
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