Integrated car parks have often been seen as relatively low-risk in terms of fire. However, due to the way modern vehicles are...

The vast majority of commercial policyholders have been willing to comply with underwriters’ risk improvements, despite distraction...

A need for sustainability is driving future cityscapes that are significantly more ‘green’. Architects are increasingly incorporating...

With more than half of the UK population already vaccinated against Covid-19, questions are emerging around what information employers...

Lucian D'Arco, Group HSE Leader at O’Keefe Group, explains why he, and many of his construction industry counterparts, are concerned that...

Near-misses are a useful indicator of an incident about to happen. However, insurers usually only ever hear about the real misses!...

In 2020 a significant threat passed by almost unnoticed, due in part to the distraction of the Covid-19 crisis. However, what we...

A hotel fire tragedy, in which two guests lost their lives, has highlighted how recommendations arising out fire risk assessments can be...

Our guest this time is Finlay Smith, former Chief Underwriting Officer with RSA and now Chairperson of innovative MGA Accelerate...

The use of timber in building projects is on the way up and so a big question now facing insurers is, what does this mean for fire safety?

Episode 3 provides some exclusive insight into how safety was managed at Wembley Stadium during 2020, after plans for the year were...

Our free guide to ‘Protecting mothballed premises during the Covid-19 pandemic’ has been revised after the Government introduced new...

Business Continuity and Crisis Management expert Charlie Maclean-Bristol, talks about the lessons learned from Covid-19

How often have risk engineers surveyed the same site for underwriters or brokers and produced significantly different fire scenarios?

For this episode, we focus on liability issues around injury and ill-health and explore workplace culture and its impact on compliance

RiskSTOP is supporting calls for the Government to extend a ban on the use of combustible materials to a wider range of buildings