WEBINARS

Hot works—including tasks such as welding, cutting, or grinding—remain one of the most common causes of fire in construction and maintenance activities. Although it's often assumed that "we don’t do hot works," these tasks are frequently carried out by contractors, and it's important to understand the risks involved.

One of the most challenging risk requirements for policyholders is the hot work permit process, yet it's a simple and effective way to control hazards. In this webinar, Shaun Small, Senior Risk Consultant at RiskSTOP, will walk you through how these permits work, the essential safety controls, and how to manage hot works effectively to prevent serious incidents.

Watch this webinar now for practical advice that will help brokers with risk presentation and underwriters with risk acceptance.

Solar panels, also known as photovoltaics (PV), have become a common sight on the roofs of domestic and commercial buildings in recent years. More than 190,000 were installed in 2023 alone.

However, with a six-fold increase in solar panel fires, insurance underwriters and brokers are keen to understand the risks associated with solar panel (PV) rooftop systems and the kind of control measures that should be in place.

For this in-depth webinar, leading risk engineering expert Paul Farmer from RiskSTOP, presents around the design, installation, operation and maintenance of these systems and highlights how things can sometimes go catastrophically wrong.

Watch our 1-hour webinar for a discussion around Solar Panel (PV) Systems Risk, all designed to help brokers with risk presentation and underwriters with risk acceptance.