Automotive
Oswald Companies is proud to provide specialized expertise for one of the world’s largest manufacturing sectors: the automotive industry. As one of the leaders in employee compensation and job growth, and as a major supplier and consumer of products and services to other industries, the automotive sector fuels the economy. Oswald has the unique expertise to help protect an industry so vital to Northeast Ohio, the region, and the country from numerous risk exposures that are potentially catastrophic.
Automotive-specific risk-control products.
Oswald’s automotive practice team provides tailored risk control products and savvy industry consultation to protect against unique risk, as well as general business risks, such as directors’ and officers’ liability, business interruption insurance, product liability, and product recall. To serve you better and help stabilize your insurance costs, Oswald’s risk consulting advisors have built strong relationships with key insurance carriers specializing in automotive industry coverage.
Services and programs to mitigate, transfer or finance exposures
- Coverage for OEM and Tier One automotive suppliers
- Identifying and prioritizing risks inherent in auto supply chains, such as contingent business interruption and force mejeur
- Provide auto industry benchmarking on the insurance market climate
- Disaster recovery and loss control consulting
- Analysis and evaluation of risks connected to brown fields, emissions standards, and green manufacturing
- Provide due diligence on risks that impact transactions, including rising insurance costs, uninsured risks, and under-funded liabilities
Risk consulting
Oswald’s automotive practice group also provides a full complement of risk-consulting services so that automotive companies can improve the systems and processes through which hazards and risks are treated within their company. Some of the services include ergonomics; occupational health; construction and workplace safety; product liability and property asset loss prevention; contingent exposures from supply chain risks; and assessing risks associated with natural hazards.