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Overview of the Program From Sloan Mason Insurance Services, Inc. Sloan Mason Insurance Services, Inc. provides access to a competitive program for Electric Cooperatives, Cogeneration and Power Generation facilities, and contractors who service these industries. As a wholesale broker, Sloan Mason places business with a panel of various A-rated carriers and offers both admitted and non-admitted solutions where available. The program is designed for agents and brokers who need specialized underwriting capacity for generation risks, pollution exposures, and contractor services tied to power operations. Ideal Accounts and Appetite Rural and regional electric cooperatives that operate distribution and generation assets Cogeneration and combined heat-and-power (CHP) plants serving industrial or institutional sites Independent power producers and merchant generating facilities (non-nuclear) Contractors and service providers to the power sector (O&M contractors, electrical contractors, turbomachinery service providers) Facilities with onsite fuel storage, transformers/substations, switchgear, and associated pollution exposures Accounts with routine maintenance programs, formal loss control practices, and complete loss history are the best fit. High-hazard operations (for example, nuclear generation) are typically outside this appetite—please consult Sloan Mason underwriting for borderline risks. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Primary General Liability and Contractors Pollution coverages tailored for generation operations Commercial Auto for fleets serving generation and contracting operations Excess/Umbrella layers to provide broader limits above primary liability Property and Equipment Breakdown (available through select panel carriers) Business Income and Extra Expense for generation interruption scenarios Access to A-rated admitted markets where possible, with non-admitted capacity in most markets when needed Underwriters in the program understand the operational exposures unique to power generation and contracting, allowing for placement that reflects industry practice and risk management controls. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums To obtain a full underwriting review and the best possible quote for Electric Cooperatives, Cogeneration and Power Generation Insurance, Sloan Mason requests the following: 5-year payroll history 5-year, currently valued carrier-issued loss runs (valuation date within 90 days of requested effective date) Completed ACORD applications and any program supplementals Minimum premiums (typical program thresholds) include: $15,000 for General Liability and Pollution $5,000 for Auto $7,500 for Umbrella Liability Actual premiums and retentions will vary by carrier, state, and individual account exposures. Territories and Availability This program is available in most U.S. states. States where coverage is commonly placed include: 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. Admitted options are available in many jurisdictions; non-admitted capacity is used where necessary to secure appropriate terms. Why Work With Sloan Mason on This Business Wholesale broker access to multiple A-rated markets, increasing placement flexibility Underwriting familiarity with generation, pollution, and contractor exposures Competitive program structure designed for complex energy sector risks Practical submission requirements to speed quoting and binding Example scenarios: You might have a rural electric cooperative seeking combined GL and pollution limits for a small diesel peaking plant and distribution operations, or a cogeneration plant at a manufacturing facility that needs property, equipment breakdown, and business income coverage after a recent equipment retrofit. Both are representative risks this program targets. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this Sloan Mason program?Accounts that fit well include electric cooperatives, cogeneration and CHP plants, independent power producers (non-nuclear), and contractors who provide operations, maintenance, and electrical services to generation facilities. Best fits have formal maintenance programs and documented loss histories. What submission materials are required to get a meaningful quote?Sloan Mason asks for a 5-year payroll history, 5-year currently valued carrier loss runs (valuation within 90 days), and completed ACORD applications with any relevant supplementals. These items allow underwriters to assess operations and pricing accurately. Are admitted markets available through this program?Yes. Sloan Mason works with admitted A-rated carriers where available and uses non-admitted capacity in most markets when necessary. Availability depends on state regulations and each account’s exposures. What are the typical minimum premiums I should expect?Typical program minimums are shown as a guideline: $15,000 for General Liability and Pollution, $5,000 for Auto, and $7,500 for Umbrella Liability. Final premium requirements depend on the carrier and the specific account. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

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Sloan Mason Insurance Services, Inc. now offers access to a new facility with multiple "A"-rated carriers to place General Liability, Pollution, Professional, Auto and Umbrella programs for Refinery, Chemical Plant & Power Generation Facility Contractors Insurance. This program is designed for contractors who perform inspection, installation, repair and related specialty services at heavy industrial sites. Target classes and ideal accounts This program is aimed at specialty contractors and service firms working in refinery, chemical plant and power generation environments. Target classes include: Welding and process piping Boiler inspection, installation and repair Machinery inspection, installation and repair Millwright work Field machining Turbine inspection, installation and repair Compressor and pump inspection, installation and repair Coverage highlights and program advantages Multi-line solutions: placement options for GL, Pollution, Professional (E&O), Auto and Umbrella to provide coordinated coverage for complex industrial exposures. Access to several "A"-rated carriers through Sloan Mason’s wholesale broker facility, increasing chances of placement on difficult accounts. Underwriting tailored to specialty contractors working at operational heavy industrial sites—focus on controlled-site exposures, contractual liability, and pollution management. Underwriting notes and minimum premiums Underwriters will evaluate operational controls, loss history, project scope, contractual arrangements and pollution exposures. The facility has minimum premium thresholds as follows: $10,000 minimum premium for General Liability $5,000 minimum premium for Pollution and Professional coverages $10,000 minimum premium for Umbrella liability Typical submission requirements for a full underwriting review: Five years of payroll history Five years of currently valued carrier loss runs by line (valued within 120 days of requested effective date) ACORDs by line of coverage requested Completed supplemental application(s) Please view the Refinery, Chemical Plant and Power Generation Facility Contractors Data Sheet for the program supplemental application and data requirements. Appetite and common declinations Well suited: experienced specialty contractors and inspection/installation teams working under formal site safety and environmental controls, with documented safety programs and stable loss history. Typically not a fit: contractors with uncontrolled or unresolved pollution exposures, contractors primarily performing large turnkey construction where the insured assumes general contractor responsibilities without adequate controls, or accounts with recent frequent large losses—such business may be referred for alternative market placement. Territories and market positioning Sloan Mason offers this program broadly across the U.S. territory list below. The facility operates with most available markets (admitted and non-admitted placement options may be considered depending on state and risk): 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 work with Sloan Mason on this business Wholesale broker access to multiple "A"-rated markets increases placement options for challenging industrial contractor risks. Dedicated underwriting focus on refinery, chemical plant and power generation contractor exposures helps produce coordinated multi-line placements. Streamlined submission checklist and supplemental data sheet to speed review and improve quote accuracy. Example accounts that fit this program An industrial millwright firm that performs turbine alignments and on-site machining for a power plant, with documented safety programs and three years of clean loss history. A mechanical contractor that installs and repairs compressors and pumps at a chemical processing facility under written site access and pollution control procedures, seeking GL, pollution and excess limits. Frequently Asked Questions What types of contractor accounts are a good fit for this program?Specialty contractors who perform inspection, installation, repair and machining services at refineries, chemical plants and power generation facilities—examples include welding/process piping, turbine work, compressors/pumps, millwrights and boiler services with documented safety and pollution controls. What minimum documentation do I need to submit for a complete review?Provide five years of payroll history, five years of currently valued loss runs (valued within 120 days), ACORD applications by line, and completed supplemental application(s). Use the program data sheet linked above for the supplemental forms. What are the program minimum premiums?The facility’s stated minimums are $10,000 for General Liability, $5,000 for Pollution and Professional, and $10,000 for Umbrella. Final premium depends on class mix, limits and loss experience. Is this available nationwide and are admitted markets offered?The program is available across the listed U.S. states and operates with most available markets. Sloan Mason can consider admitted or non-admitted placement depending on state rules and the specific risk. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

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Sloan Mason Insurance is pleased to offer access to a highly competitive Marine and Subsea Equipment Insurance program specifically tailored for owners and operators of specialized marine equipment. Whether your client’s equipment is onboard a vessel, on dry land, or operating over-side, this program is designed to provide comprehensive protection with flexible terms. Ideal Accounts and Target Equipment This program is ideal for insureds who own or operate high-value marine and subsea equipment used in industries such as marine construction, offshore energy, oceanographic research, and diving operations. Coverage applies whether the equipment is in use, in transit, or in storage. Contractors Equipment Construction Equipment Oil Field Equipment Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) On-vessel Fixed Equipment Not Covered by Hull Insurance (e.g. Cranes, Hyperbaric Chambers) Oceanographic Survey Equipment (excluding steamer operations) Trenchers and Ploughs Dive Bells Coverage Highlights and Advantages Key benefits of the program include: Worldwide comprehensive all-risks coverage for all owned or operated equipment New-for-old loss settlement for total losses Flexible underwriting and pricing based on usage and geographic location Automatic coverage for additional equipment during the policy period (up to 125% of the total sum insured) 24/7 protection while in storage, transit, onboard, or in operation Free wreck removal coverage up to USD $25,000 per loss and USD $200,000 aggregate annually (marine equipment) Free loss of revenue coverage following equipment damage or loss: up to USD $300,000 per loss and USD $1,000,000 aggregate (each account separately) No claims bonus available Underwriting Requirements and Minimum Premiums To obtain the best terms and a full underwriting review, the following documentation is required: Completed and signed ACORD application Detailed equipment schedule in Excel format Currently valued loss runs for the past 5 years Minimum premiums vary depending on the size and nature of the risk. Territories and Availability This program is written on a non-admitted basis and is available in all 50 states, including Washington DC. Sloan Mason works with various carriers to deliver specialized solutions nationwide. Why Work With Sloan Mason Insurance As a wholesale broker with deep experience in complex and hard-to-place risks, Sloan Mason Insurance offers agents and brokers access to specialized marine insurance programs backed by flexible underwriting and responsive service. Their Marine and Subsea Equipment Insurance Program is built to address the unique risks faced by marine contractors, offshore operators, and subsea service providers. If you have clients operating ROVs, dive systems, or oceanographic equipment—especially those working internationally or in challenging marine environments—this program is designed to offer the robust coverage they need. Please view our Marine and Subsea Equipment Insurance Program Data Sheet for more detailed information. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?This program is well-suited for businesses that own or operate marine and subsea equipment, including contractors, offshore service providers, dive operations, and oceanographic research firms. Is coverage available for equipment that is not onboard a vessel?Yes, coverage applies whether the equipment is onboard a vessel, over-side, in transit, or in storage on land. Are additional equipment acquisitions during the policy period covered?Yes, the policy includes automatic coverage for additional equipment up to 125% of the total sum insured during the policy period. Which states is this program available in?The program is available in all 50 states and Washington DC on a non-admitted basis. What documents are required to obtain a quote?You’ll need a completed and signed ACORD application, a detailed equipment schedule in Excel format, and currently valued loss runs for the last five years. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Comprehensive Insurance Solutions for Oilfield Equipment Manufacturers and Rental Companies Sloan Mason Insurance Services, Inc. offers a targeted program for companies that manufacture, sell, lease, or rent oilfield equipment. Placed through an experienced, A-rated carrier, the program is built to address the liability, property and operational exposures common to upstream and midstream equipment fabricators and rental fleets across the United States. Ideal Accounts and Target Classes This program fits firms whose primary operations include fabrication, assembly, sales or rental of oilfield equipment. Typical eligible classes include businesses that handle: Oilfield valves, pipe and fittings Tanks, skids, separators and modular process units Compressors, couplings and drive systems Blowout preventers, tongs, pumps and related downhole tools Rigs, platforms, drilling and extraction support equipment Other oilfield-specific mechanical or fabricated equipment used in upstream and midstream operations If your client provides fabrication or equipment support to upstream or midstream operators — whether they build replacement components or maintain a rental fleet — this program provides a market-aware solution for those exposures. Coverage Highlights The program offers core commercial coverages agents commonly need when placing oilfield equipment risks: General Liability — operations and products/completed operations limits suitable for equipment manufacturers and rental operations Workers Compensation — designed for shop, field service, rig-site work and delivery exposures Business Auto — physical damage and liability for transport and service vehicles Umbrella Liability — excess protection to enhance primary limits Policies are placed with an A-rated admitted carrier, giving you the combination of underwriting expertise and regulatory compliance in the states where the carrier operates. Underwriting Requirements and Minimum Premiums To secure a full underwriting review, submit detailed information so Sloan Mason's underwriters can evaluate operations and loss history. Typical submission requirements include: Five years of payroll history Five years of currently valued, carrier-issued loss runs (valuation within 90 days of the proposed effective date) Completed ACORD applications and a Pollution Supplemental Minimum premium thresholds: $15,000 for General Liability $10,000 for Business Auto $7,500 for Umbrella $15,000 for Workers Compensation Download the full Oilfield Manufacturing and Equipment Sales and Rental Companies Data Sheet for submission checklists and forms. Territories and Availability Sloan Mason provides national reach and underwriting familiarity with oil and gas regions. The program is available in most U.S. states, with particular capacity in established producing areas such as Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Colorado, North Dakota and Wyoming. For specific state availability and admitted/non-admitted placement options, contact Sloan Mason’s underwriting team. Why Partner With Sloan Mason Insurance As a managing general agency with deep experience in energy-sector risks, Sloan Mason combines niche underwriting, flexible program design and access to top-rated capacity. Agents benefit from: Underwriting that understands shop, field and rental-fleet exposures Structured placement options for complex accounts involving products liability, equipment rental and contractor operations Clear submission requirements and an emphasis on loss history review to deliver competitive terms Example fits: you might have a client who fabricates pressure vessels and supplies skids to drilling contractors, or a regional rental firm that maintains a fleet of pumps and compressors for well-site service — both are types of accounts this program routinely evaluates. Whether the account is manufacturing blowout preventers in Texas or renting pumps in North Dakota, Sloan Mason can help you place tailored coverage with confidence. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?Accounts involved in manufacturing, fabrication, sales, or rental of oilfield equipment—such as valves, tanks, rigs, compressors and related components—are an ideal fit. What coverages are included in this program?The program includes General Liability, Workers Compensation, Business Auto, and Umbrella Liability, placed through an A-rated admitted carrier where available. What underwriting information is required to submit a risk?Agents should provide five years of payroll history, five years of currently valued loss runs, completed ACORD applications, and a Pollution Supplemental form. Is this program available in all states?It is available in most U.S. states, with capacity focused in key oil-producing regions. Contact Sloan Mason to confirm availability in a specific state. What are the minimum premiums for this program?Minimum premiums typically start at $15,000 for General Liability and Workers Compensation, $10,000 for Business Auto, and $7,500 for Umbrella coverage. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.