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Amwins Program Underwriters' Trailer & Work Truck Manufacturers insurance program is tailored for agents placing coverages for clients that manufacture, distribute or install truck bodies, trailers and specialized equipment. The program is offered on an admitted basis unless otherwise indicated and is designed to address the unique liability and property exposures of trailer builders and work-truck body manufacturers. Program Sweet Spot Target accounts include manufacturers, distributors and installers of truck bodies, trailers and mounted equipment. This program is not available for RVs, buses, campers or unrelated vehicle conversions. Eligible Risks and Revenue Tests To qualify: At least 75% of a company's revenue must come from truck equipment manufacturing or installation. Trailer manufacturers must generate at least 90% of sales through trailer dealers. Truck equipment covers equipment designed to mount on bare truck chassis to convert the truck to a special-use vehicle, including but not limited to: Ambulance / emergency response trucks Beverage trucks Dump trucks Fire trucks Tow trucks Utility trucks Eligible Types of Trailers Eligible trailers include (but are not limited to): Utility trailers Cargo trailers Heavy equipment trailers Semi-trailers Coverage Highlights This program provides package solutions that can be combined to match an account's exposures. Available coverages include: General Liability including Product Liability Property Inland Marine Crime Equipment Breakdown Cyber Automobile Umbrella Workers' Compensation Underwriting Notes Underwriters look for clear revenue segmentation that demonstrates a primary focus on truck equipment or trailer manufacturing. Typical considerations include: Percentage of sales from manufacturing vs. repairs, service or unrelated business lines. Distribution channel for trailers (dealer-direct sales requirement for trailer manufacturers). Product testing, quality control and installation procedures for mounted equipment. Completed operations and product liability exposures tied to mounted bodies and trailers. Provide detailed loss runs, description of product types, photos of operations and installation practices to speed placement. Availability Available in all U.S. states and the District of Columbia. States served: AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, DC, WV, WI, WY. Why Place This Business With Amwins Underwriting As a Managing General Agency working with markets such as Markel, Amwins Underwriting combines specialty underwriting expertise and admitted paper to provide capacity for niche truck equipment and trailer risks. The program is structured to handle product liability and completed operations exposures common to manufacturers and installers while offering complementary property and inland marine options for equipment and finished units. Example Accounts A regional company that fabricates utility bodies and installs service cranes on flatbeds—75%+ revenue from manufacturing/installation and standard dealer distribution for any trailers—seeking GL, auto and inland marine coverage. A trailer manufacturer that sells primarily through dealers (90%+ dealer sales), requesting combined property, product liability and umbrella limits for completed trailers and transit exposures. Submission Guidance To submit accounts or request a quote, send complete submissions (ACORD applications, current loss runs, product descriptions and photos) to: [email protected]. Carrier & Program Positioning Carrier relationships (for example: Markel) provide admitted capacity and program consistency. Amwins Underwriting positions accounts with underwriters who understand the manufacturing and installation life cycle—from fabrication to dealer distribution and service—so you can place accounts with fewer gaps in coverage. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?Manufacturers, distributors and installers whose primary business is truck equipment manufacturing or trailer production—generally where at least 75% of revenue is from truck equipment work, or where trailer manufacturers sell at least 90% through dealers. Is this program offered on admitted paper?Yes. The Trailer & Work Truck Manufacturers program is provided on an admitted basis unless otherwise indicated by underwriting. Which coverages can be packaged through this program?Commonly packaged coverages include General Liability (with Product Liability), Property, Inland Marine, Automobile, Umbrella and Workers' Compensation, plus optional coverages like Cyber, Equipment Breakdown and Crime when appropriate. What do underwriters want to see on submission?Provide ACORD applications, current loss runs, detailed product descriptions, installation procedures and photos of the manufacturing facility and finished units. Clearly document revenue breakdowns to show the required percentage from truck equipment or dealer sales for trailers. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

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