Documents related to 'premises safety check'
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Contents insuranceYour stock, machinery and equipment are valuable items and integral to the business. It's a good idea, therefore, to check that these items are properly insured, so that your business can continue to function in the event of an emerg... Read more
23 Oct 2009
Asbestos in the workplaceUnder the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2006, you are under a legal duty to identify whether or not there is any asbestos present in your premises. The Health and Safety Executive is increasing the number of spot checks, so... Read more
19 Jun 2009
Buildings insurance If you either own or rent premises, having an adequate buildings insurance policy is essential. Don't be tempted to underinsure in order to save money. It could prove to be a false economy. ... Read more
18 Oct 2009
01 Nov 2009
Data Protection and your websiteIf your website collects personal data (information about a living person which enables them to be identified), then it must comply with the Data Protection Act 1998. Use this checklist as a guide to ensure that you do... Read more
04 May 2018
Public liability insuranceIf you have premises where members of the public, clients and/or customers visit, it would be very prudent to ensure you've got this type of insurance in place. It will also cover the scenario where you or an employee visit a ... Read more
19 Jun 2009
What if we have problems with the landlord?For the most part, landlords want to get on well with their tenants. But sometimes the relationship breaks down. Use this checklist for pointers on how to deal with such a problem. ... Read more
12 Oct 2009
How to make a claim What, where and how do you make a claim if an insured event occurs? The events in the immediate aftermath of a claim can be crucial and the steps you take can be very significant should your claim be disputed.... Read more
25 Oct 2009
Employers' Liability insuranceIf you employ one or more employees, then you must have Employers' Liability insurance (ELI) in place. You must be insured for at least £5m and have the policy displayed where your employees can see it.... Read more
01 Jun 2009
What's compulsory and what's optional? You're legally required to have some types of insurance. Failure to comply will be a criminal offence. It could also mean that if a claim is made, the business itself will have to pay out compensation to meet it. ... Read more
05 Sep 2009
