Professional Indemnity Insurance was traditionally designed for and purchased by the so-called ‘professional trades’ such as architects, surveyors, accountants etc.... Find out more

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Construction is one of the most dangerous industries in the United Kingdom. HSE inspectors have the right to enter worksites without prior notice, although many will give notice where appropriate. It is your responsibility to make sure that you are prepared when inspectors come.... Read more ...

On 6th April 2015, the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM 2015 Regulations)—which work to ensure the health, safety and welfare of all construction projects ... Read more ...

Since your employees work almost exclusively outdoors, the weather plays a large role in their daily working conditions. Sometimes, working in rainy, cold or snowy conditions is simply unavoidable, so it is important that your employees are prepared and educated on handling the conditions safely ... Read more ...

Safety on the job site is something that all employees should take seriously – nothing less than the future of your family is at stake. They are counting on you to provide food and shelter and an on-the-job accident could very easily disable you, leaving security and future plans up in the air... Read more ...

Building contractors generally specialise in constructing single family homes, commercial buildings, or specific types of buildings such as restaurants, factories or stadiums. Most have a set group of permanent employees... Read more ...