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Engineering cover is a multifaceted policy that applies across a wide range of businesses. Whether you are a property owner with a lift or electric gates, or a commercial business with racking or pallet trucks, you can take this policy out through an insurance broker. This guide breaks the policy down into its two halves, so you understand exactly what each one protects and why both matter for keeping your business compliant, safe, and running smoothly.

Running a business means making decisions — constantly. And while most of those decisions are made in good faith, the reality is that any one of them could lead to a claim against you personally. That's where Management Liability Insurance comes in. This policy exists to protect directors, officers, and the business itself from the financial and legal consequences of management decisions, employment practices, and corporate governance.

In today’s highly regulated environment, Professional Indemnity Insurance (PII) isn’t just a tick box for Accountants—it’s also usually a requirement from their regulatory body. Whether you’re just one person or up to larger firm, your regulatory body will have some specific requirements dependent on your Turnover.

Running a business can be both rewarding and challenging. Filled with opportunities for growth and innovation, it also involves navigating a myriad of risks — from accidental equipment damage to unexpected disruptions that can significantly affect daily operations. That's where Office Insurance comes in, designed to safeguard your business against unforeseen events, ensuring that you can continue trading with minimal interruption and with peace of mind.

Professional Indemnity Insurance (PII) is a crucial safeguard for any business or sole trader who provides advice, design work, consultancy, or professional services. It protects against claims of negligence, errors, omissions, or breaches of professional duty that lead to a client’s financial loss.