Crane Operators
Insurance

What is Crane Operators Insurance?
Depending on the insurer and level of cover selected, a policy may include features such as public liability, damage to plant and equipment or transit-related risks. At Insuregroup, we aim to assist businesses by helping them explore available insurance options and find cover appropriate to their operations.
Do you Need Crane Operators Insurance?
Standard commercial vehicle or plant insurance may not extend to the specific risks associated with crane operations, such as site-related incidents, lifting activities or mechanical failure. Exploring insurance options aligned with your equipment and scope of work may assist in managing these risks and ensure that potential coverage needs have been properly considered.
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Types of Crane Operators That Can Be Insured
Common crane types that may be considered for insurance include:

Mobile cranes

Tower cranes

Vehicle-loading cranes

Crawler cranes

Overhead cranes

Crane fleets
As a member of the Steadfast Insurance Group, we have access to a broad network of insurers across Australia. This allows us to support businesses in exploring insurance solutions that reflect their industry activities and associated risks.
What does Crane Operators Insurance cover?
Policies may include:
Accidental damage to crane equipment
Fire, theft or vandalism
Public liability for third-party injury or property damage
Transit or on-site cover for machinery
Breakdown or recovery following an insured event
Optional extras such as windscreen repair or hire equipment cover
What does Crane Operators Insurance not cover?
Common exclusions may include:
Damage resulting from wear and tear or gradual deterioration
Mechanical or electrical failure not linked to an insured event
Incidents involving unlicensed or unauthorised use
Use outside the declared business activities
Claims arising from unlawful acts
Undisclosed alterations or modifications to equipment
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