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Charles Taylor Adjusting
Charles Taylor Adjusting Limited is a firm of global loss adjusters and risk consultants that has been extensively involved in risk surveying and consultancy of industrial plants worldwide. Risk consultancy services include:
- Risk management mechanism evaluation
- Commercial/Industrial risk research
- Full underwriting information reports with improvement recommendations to reduce loss exposure and aid rating
- Risk surveys
- Contingency planning
- Reinsurance risk evaluation
- Investigation and assessment of event consequences
- Loss Estimation
Charles Taylor Adjusting can draw on technical expertise from our offices located around the world providing risk services on land, at sea, and in the air. Our expertise includes:
- Petroleum Production
- Refining & Distribution
- Offshore Facilities
- Oil & Gas Wells
- Offshore & Underwater Equipment
- Petrochemicals
- Steel & Metallurgical Industries
- Buildings
- Pulp & Paper
- Natural Perils
- Plastics
- Power Generation
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- Utility Plant
- Chlor-Alkali Industries
- Semi-Conductors
- Chemical Industries
- General Manufacturing
- Textiles
- Cement Industry
- Retail/Storage
- Construction
- Pharmaceuticals
- Food & Drink
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Charles Taylor Adjusting have carried out numerous studies of risks in many areas of the world including Europe, North Africa, Middle East, Central America, South America, the Far East, Australia and the Caribbean.
Charles Taylor Adjusting have a multilingual capability including French, Italian, Spanish, German, Russian, Polish and other languages.
KRRIS
An essential element of risk management is the ability to compare and rate different locations. A number of approaches are widely available, varying from complex methods requiring considerable time for an individual assessment to quick checklist based methods. A number of these are in widespread use but may have limited appeal because:
- They reflect the views of an individual company which may differ from industry as a whole
- The rating system is opaque
- There may be a large measure of subjectivity
- The approach is inflexible
KRRIS has been developed to overcome many of these limitations, whilst providing a unique method of quantitative risk assessment.
- The system has been developed in accordance with the requirements of the insurance market
- The rating system is available in the public domain
- Rating guidance is given in sufficient detail to limit subjectivity
- A flexible approach means that mitigating factors can be taken into account
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