Hurricane Milton is indeed a powerful storm, and its impact on Tampa Bay could be significant. The predicted wave heights of 15 feet are concerning, especially when considering the slosh factor, which can amplify wave heights as they move into more confined areas like bays. Likely Maximum Wave Heights could reach 30’ Halfway into the … More Slosh multiplier for Milton Waves.
When dealing with a transformer failure and uncertainty about insurance coverage, it’s crucial to act prudently. Here’s a detailed approach: 1. Initial Assessment: Safety First: Ensure the area is safe, and there’s no immediate risk to personnel or the plant’s operation. Transformer Inspection: Perform a thorough inspection to verify the internal damage indicated by testing. … More What is a “Prudent Uninsured?”
In the dynamic landscape of petrochemical manufacturing, the role of an energy risk engineer takes on paramount importance when dealing with large technical claims. The integration of an energy risk engineer into the insurance broking team during the adjustment process can yield invaluable insights, streamline the claim assessment, and ensure a comprehensive understanding of the … More Enhancing Petrochemical Claim Adjustments with the Expertise of an Energy Risk Engineer
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