Insurance Risk Services
Independent mining and industrial field expertise for underwriting and risk engineering teams that need to know what is actually happening on site.
How TRIAD Supports Your Team
Risk Surveys & Site Assessments
Pre-bind, renewal, or mid-term field surveys of mining and industrial operations, covering site conditions, critical controls, contractor management, and emergency preparedness.
Underwriting Support
Technical conditions translated into clear, decision-ready insight: what the exposure is, how well it is controlled, and what to ask the insured.
Loss Control Recommendations & Follow-Up
Prioritized, practical recommendations the insured can act on, with verification of completion on follow-up visits.
Post-Loss Technical Review
Independent operational perspective after an incident: what failed, which controls were in place, and how the event developed.
Specialty Exposures
Underground mining, shaft and decline development, mine rescue and emergency response capability, and contractor-dense capital projects.

A Defined Engagement, Not a Checklist
- STEP 1ScopingClarify the underwriting questions, site scope, and information needed before anyone travels.
- STEP 2Field AssessmentOn-site evaluation by someone who has worked in these environments as regulator, operator, and contractor.
- STEP 3Written ReportClear findings, risk observations, and prioritized recommendations in a format underwriters and brokers can use.

Field Experience Underwriters Rarely Get
Fire Service · Mine Rescue · Regulator · Operator · Contractor
Few risk surveys are performed by someone who has responded to emergencies, inspected mines for the state, and worked inside both owner and contractor organizations. That background shows where a site’s controls are real and where they exist only on paper.
Independence & Confidentiality
TRIAD works for the party that commissions the assessment. Insurance engagements are kept separate from any advisory work for the same operation, findings are shared only with the commissioning party, and any potential conflict is disclosed before an engagement begins.

