For property developers and others preparing land for construction, arranging suitable development site insurance can be an important consideration.
5 Things That Could Go Wrong on a Bricklaying Job
September 15, 2026
Public Liability Insurance
Bricklaying is skilled, practical work, but like any construction trade, it comes with risks. Our infographic highlights five things that could go wrong.
Groundworks is a trade where you simply cannot afford to skimp on your protection. Don’t leave your livelihood exposed to what lies beneath the surface.
Whether you specialise in residential builds or commercial developments understanding how insurance fits into your risk management strategy is essential.
Groundworkers are exposed to hazards such as accidents with heavy machinery. Groundworkers insurance is designed to protect against these risks.
In today’s rapidly evolving construction industry, technological advancements have become indispensable for builders striving to stay ahead of the curve.
Whether you’re the one doing the development or you simply own the land, you have a responsibility to ensure that your development site is safe.
If you work within the construction industry you may have noticed a shortage of a huge variety of construction materials over the past year.
The advice for returning to construction and other outdoor work is split into eight different areas – Risk, who should go to work, social distancing, managing customers, visitors and contractors, sanitising the workplace, PPE, managing the workforce and inbound and outbound goods.
The construction sector accounts for approximately 6% of the UK workforce. The incidence rate of all self-reported workplace injuries is around 50% higher than all other industries.
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