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RiskSTOP infographic highlights the challenges shaping risk management
More than 27,000 risk improvement requirements were raised across 16,800 commercial risk assessments carried out by RiskSTOP over the past year, with electrical safety, combustible storage, and hot work controls remaining among the most common concerns identified by surveyors. RiskSTOP’s latest Risk Management Infographic highlights the areas most frequently requiring intervention, while also pointing to several challenging risks attracting increased industry attention. ‘Hard
3 days ago
Martyn’s Law: what implementation really means for UK businesses
Martyn’s Law, now enacted as the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, marks an important development in UK public-safety legislation. It aims to improve preparedness and help organisations better protect the public from the impact of terrorism. For businesses responsible for publicly accessible premises or events, it introduces new duties that will need to be understood, owned and managed in practice. Martyn’s Law changes how many businesses will need to think about s
Apr 28
RPEEPs impact on risk management: change for residential buildings
Fire safety rules often look simple at first. Then the detail starts to show. That is likely to be the case with Residential Evacuation Plans (RPEEPs). From 6 April 2026 , new rules in England place extra duties on those responsible for certain residential buildings where some residents may need help to evacuate in a fire. For anyone involved in assessing residential risk, this brings new points to check around planning, records, reviews and day-to-day management. Which buil
Apr 13
The hidden cost of ignoring maintenance in property risk
Putting off maintenance is a common driver of preventable property losses, yet it rarely gets the same attention as more visible risks. In reality, daily maintenance is a highly effective line of defence for most organisations. “Most major losses we investigate have warning signs that were visible months or years earlier,” said David Reynolds, Head of Risk Engineering and Surveys at RiskSTOP. “Routine maintenance and good housekeeping may not feel strategic, but together they
Mar 4
How insurer expectations of lithium battery fire risks are changing
Lithium-ion batteries haven’t suddenly appeared in the world. But if you’re placing or owning property risk, you’ll have noticed something has changed: the underwriting conversation has sharpened. Not because underwriters have become “anti-battery”. In most sectors, batteries are now part of normal operations. E-mobility, tools, plant, cleaning equipment, tenant devices, stored goods, returns, even on-site energy storage all make use of them. What’s changed is this: insurers
Feb 23
Why risk management still isn’t for everyone
For decades, the insurance industry has described risk management as essential to controlling loss, reducing claims and protecting people. Yet in practice, structured risk management support remains uneven across the UK. Large organisations often receive regular surveys, tailored guidance and ongoing engagement from insurers. Smaller businesses rarely do, despite facing many of the same exposures. According to a survey by Hiscox , around one-third of UK SMEs lack any formal r
Feb 5
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