QBE is pleased to announce the appointment of Simon Lascelles to the role of Director of Underwriting, Marine and British Marine. Simon, who previously served as the Portfolio Manager for Cargo, International Markets, has been a valuable member of the QBE team for a decade. With his extensive experience, Simon will help to develop our position in the market - https://lnkd.in/eN6PAuNC #marineinsurance
British Marine Insurance
Insurance
London, London 1,021 followers
Globally leading P&I and Hull & Machinery cover
About us
British Marine, as a global marine insurer, is the leading provider of Fixed Premium P&I and Hull and Machinery cover. British Marine was founded in 1876, and since then, we have continuously provided cover to owners of small, medium-sized and specialist vessels, gaining a reputation for sector insight and expertise. Today British Marine is the largest provider of commercial P&I insurance, offering limits of up to $1bn and Hull & Machinery to values of up to $25m, insuring in excess of 10,000 vessels worldwide. British Marine, as a wholly-owned subsidiary of the QBE Insurance Group, one of the world's leading A+ rated multinational insurance companies, we are able to provide the financial strength and security to deliver first-class underwriting and claims service. Our team of experienced claims handlers includes former members of International Group clubs, lawyers and master mariners. We have the knowledge and skill to mitigate risk and provide resilient claims support and service to Owners insured with British Marine.
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External link for British Marine Insurance
- Industry
- Insurance
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- London, London
- Founded
- 1876
Updates
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Cargo and crane accidents are all too common in the maritime industry. Prioritising maintenance is crucial for reducing risks and ensuring the safety of your crew. Read British Marine's latest circular for vital maintenance tips and safety advice - https://lnkd.in/evAVyPP8 #shipowners #marineinsurance Waves Group Ltd
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In light of recent crane accidents reported in the media, we worked with experts at Waves Group Ltd to create some essential maintenance and safety recommendations for shipowners. Click here to read -https://lnkd.in/evAVyPP8 #shipowners #marineindustry
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British Marine is delighted to introduce Kirk McGregor as our new Staff Surveyor. With more than 20 years of experience at sea and 8 years in loss prevention, Kirk will be a valuable asset to our team. #LossPrevention #MaritimeIndustry Robert Kirk McGregor
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Li-Ion battery handling training should be provided for all staff onboard vessels regarding the potential dangers, appropriate to their level of exposure. To find out more, read British Marine’s report: https://ow.ly/BGXH50RAciF
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The British Marine team had a wonderful time at this year's Seaworks conference. It was great to see our brokers and customers in person and share the latest updates from British Marine. Moreover, the team had the honour of touring one of our customers' vessels and meeting the crew. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. #Seaworks #MarineIndustry #marineinsurance
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Charging can be considered as one of the riskier operations involving the use of Li-Ion batteries. A fuel hose would not be left unattended whilst refuelling a jet ski, and a similar mindset must be applied to charging. Read more in our report: https://ow.ly/QWQ850RAceE
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Exposure to water, particularly sea water, is a substantial risk factor for Li-Ion batteries. Find out more about risk management for batteries on board in our latest report: https://ow.ly/Lt7i50RAcb9
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Vessel owners, operators, and crews should keep up to date with battery best practice and pay particular attention to battery management, battery charging, crew training and firefighting. Read more in British Marine’s report: https://ow.ly/EPlt50RAc6V
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Africa’s predicted growth the in maritime transport industry will be driven largely by Egypt. This reflects activity related to the Suez Canal, which handles around one-seventh of global trade. Read more in our blog: https://ow.ly/6kbR50RysLz