USL&H (Longshore) Insurance for Los Angeles & Long Beach Ship Repair & Marine Staffing

Also called longshoreman insurance, this is coverage under the United States Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act (LHWCA) that keeps subcontractors and staffing firms compliant at the Port of Los Angeles, the Port of Long Beach, and surrounding shipyards.

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We help San Diego shipyard subcontractors and staffing firms get approved fast and stay compliant.

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USL&H Workers’ Compensation Insurance

Coverage for employees working on navigable waters or adjoining areas as required by federal law.

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Marine staffing firms

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Welders and fabricators

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Riggers and equipment operators

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Cleaners and maintenance crews

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Painters and surface prep teams

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Insurance Checklist

Before you can get badged or cleared to work inside a San Diego shipyard, most facilities will require the following coverage:

  • Longshore Workers’ Compensation
  • State Workers’ Compensation (for non-maritime work)
  • Marine Employers Liability (if any vessel or crew exposure)
  • Marine General Liability
  • Umbrella or Excess Liability (when required)
  • Automobile Liability (owned, hired, non-owned)

Common wording Requirements:

  • Additional insured
  • Waiver of subrogation
  • primary and non-contributory
  • 30-day cancellation notice
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Getting a quote is simple — just share your basic details and we’ll prepare a custom proposal that fits your operation.

We’ll review your current coverage, payroll mix, and client contracts to ensure you stay compliant without overpaying.

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Mini FAQ

Yes. If you have occasional vessel exposure, we can include Marine Employers Liability coverage to protect your crew and operations.

YES. Longshoreman Insurance coverage must be provided for those directly involved in the installation or repair of diesel engines on board a recreational vessel 65 feet or more in length.

YES. The employer has definite exposure under the Longshore Act, as the activities constitute ship repair.