Who should use this form?
Professional carriers or transport operators responsible for customers’ goods in transit.
Who should not use this form
Businesses sending their own goods.
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Industrial and manufacturing buildings are exposed to all kinds of risk, every single day. These are higher-risk environments where incidents such as fire, storm damage, or structural impact can all impact your tenants day-to-day operations. Whether significant repair costs or a disruption to rental income, protection through insurance is essential.
Manufacturing facility landlord insurance applies to factories, processing plants, workshops and industrial facilities leased to manufacturing tenants. The focus is always on protecting the building structure, landlord liability and rental income, reducing the stress should something unexpected happen.
Get a QuoteDamage to a manufacturing facility interrupts tenancy and increases financial pressure for the landlord. Manufacturing facility landlord insurance protects against this, helping to minimise the impact of insured events.
Arranging manufacturing facility landlord insurance involves assessing the property, understanding tenancy risks, and matching with cover that reflects building usage.
Begin with an initial consultation to understand the manufacturing facility and landlord requirements.
Assess property details such as building value, construction type, and tenant use.
Conduct a risk assessment based on industrial property exposure.
Compare quotes from insurers offering commercial property coverage.
Select suitable coverage levels and optional extensions such as loss of rent or liability.
Finalise the policy and arrange payment so cover is active.
Working with a broker streamlines the entire process. From comparing insurers, explaining policy differences, or ensuring the cover reflects the risks of your property, our support is always there for you.
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Manufacturing facility landlord insurance supports property owners when insured events affect the building, its structure, or the income it generates. It typically includes:
Manufacturing facility landlord insurance is designed to protect the building, so there are clear exclusions. This is the same as any other policy you take out, and having the correct understanding of inclusions helps you get more from it.
Policies generally do not cover tenant-owned machinery, equipment, or production materials. Manufacturing equipment breakdown and operational risks are excluded, as they relate to the tenant’s business. General wear and tear, poor maintenance, and pre-existing structural issues are not covered. Intentional damage and events not listed as insured in the policy are also excluded, along with certain natural disasters unless specifically included.
The cost of manufacturing insurance isn’t one-size-fits-all. Premiums reflect the risk profile of the building and tenancy.
CLOI manufacturing insurance brokers can explain how these factors affect pricing and assist you when requesting a manufacturing insurance quote. Compare your options, with a clearer understanding of all the expected premiums.
Start Your Quote Chat With Our TeamManufacturing facility landlord insurance is available across Australia for industrial buildings in both metropolitan and regional areas. Cover can be arranged for factories, workshops, and processing plants in industrial zones or mixed-use areas.
Coverage terms and premiums may vary depending on state regulations, zoning, and environmental risks such as flood or storm exposure. A CLOI broker can guide you through these considerations.
Factories, workshops, processing plants, and industrial buildings leased to manufacturing tenants should be insured to protect the structure and rental income.
Yes, loss of rental income is typically included or available as an option if the property becomes uninhabitable due to an insured event.
Costs depend on building value, construction type, location, tenant risk, and claims history.
No. Manufacturing facility landlord insurance protects the building and landlord risks, not tenant-owned machinery or production equipment.
Landlords report the incident, provide supporting documentation such as photos and repair estimates, and the insurer assesses the claim. A broker can assist throughout the process.
An annual review is recommended, or sooner if tenancy, building structure, or property value changes.
Providing you with great insurance products to protect what’s most important to you is a given. But we also believe in keeping you up to date with the day to day risks that businesses face. Check out our blog for the latest.
Owning a manufacturing facility comes with risks that affect both the building and your rental income. With the right protection on your side, these risks can be managed with confidence.
Partnering with a broker means access to tailored advice, multiple insurer options, and cover that reflects your property and tenancy. At CLOI, our team can help you arrange manufacturing facility landlord insurance suited to your needs.
Just complete the online form or contact us on 1300 764 244 for clear advice on arranging reliable cover.
Professional carriers or transport operators responsible for customers’ goods in transit.
Businesses sending their own goods.
Quote FormBusinesses sending, importing, or exporting their own goods. Covers loss or damage during transit.
Carriers transporting others’ goods.
Quote FormBusinesses or individuals needing cover for a single shipment or occasional transit.
Regularly sending goods—use the Annual Marine Cargo & Transit form.
Please note: We are unable to arrange insurance for one-off transits that involve carrying goods belonging to others please use the Annual Carriers Form
Existing policyholders renewing their annual Marine & Transit Insurance.
New applicants or one-off shipments.
Renewal Form