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Working as a bricklayer doesn’t come without any risks. When working from a height, with machinery and heavy-duty materials you could run into accidents, so protecting yourself, your clients, and the public while you are working is key.
Bricklayers’ insurance can include cover to protect your business if things go wrong. Even if you have health and safety procedures in place, you could see large compensation claims coming your way, which you could be left to pay without sufficient insurance.
Bricklayers insurance is tailored to suit the specific needs of your business activities and gives you peace of mind so you can focus on what’s important - carrying out your work.
As a bricklayer, people rely on your expertise and skills when carrying out a job, but mistakes can happen, and, in some cases, they can be costly. You could run into the following issues:
Did you know that some clients or suppliers may insist that you have public liability insurance before starting a job? Because of this, it’s essential to have the right insurance in place to protect against claims.
Policies will vary per provider, and terms and conditions apply, so always check the small print in your policy wording to see what’s included and excluded. Your insurance package could include:
Keep in mind, that most policies won’t include cover for equipment damaged by general wear and tear. Your insurer may also have specific terms and conditions you need to follow, so if you need to make a claim, it’s valid.
For example, it might specify you need to store your equipment away somewhere secure overnight to prevent theft. Always check your policy wording for specifics.
If you have employees, employers' liability insurance is a legal requirement. It applies to almost all types of employees, including full-time, part-time, temporary, apprentices or volunteers.
It’s difficult to give a solid figure for bricklayer’s insurance as it depends on your industry. But, the costs can depend on a number of factors, including:
At Bionic, we champion business owners as they’re the backbone of the UK economy and want to help in every way we can. That’s why we use a team of knowledgeable insurance brokers who work with a panel of trusted insurers to find you the right cover.
Our UK-based team helps business owners daily to compare policies to find the right insurer that fits.
The right protection can move with you to different jobs across the country and can be tailored for your business
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