Is Your Crane & Rigging Company Paying Too Much for Insurance?

-Crane and rigging work carries some of the highest risk exposures in construction. With traditional insurance markets continuing to harden, many companies are seeing steady premium increases even with strong safety records, telematics, certified operators, and solid loss histories. At this year’s Crane & Rigging Workshop, Sept. 22-24, SC&RA is offering attendees a unique one-on-one opportunity to better understand your company’s true risk management profile and explore ways to gain more control over your insurance costs and coverage. This exclusive One-On-One Time with Insurance Experts will give you candid, expert insights you won’t get in group settings. You’ll be able to discuss your specific operations, like fleet size, project types (industrial, energy, infrastructure), loss runs, safety metrics, and current insurance structure, and walk away with tailored, actionable strategies to strengthen your long-term risk management approach. Secure your registration and the best hotel rate by registering today at scranet.org/CRW2026. During the registration process you can secure your time slot with insurance experts to start your 2027 risk management planning.

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