Introduction for Contractors
Every organisation has a legal obligation to ensure that contractors visiting their premises operate in a safe way.
More than ever, there is a need to take Health & Safety seriously and ensure that you have made suitable arrangements when on your clients' sites - increasingly for many major clients, this is being carried out through SAFEcontractor.
As a contractor you can join in one of two ways -
- EITHER - When one of your clients provides us with a list of their contractors which is then cleaned with those remaining contacted and invited to join the scheme.
- OR - As an independent contractor, not linked to any specific client, but still receiving the benefits that the scheme offers.
In both cases you would then be audited for health and safety and when successful become SAFEcontractor accredited.
- The major Benefits of SAFEcontractor are -
- Commercial, providing more business opportunities and the possibility of a reduction in your insurance premium.
- The provision of a wide range of Health & Safety advice.
- Promotional support including preferential rates in Yellow pages and vehicle stickers to indicate your accreditation.
- Contact us to obtain further information and take the first step to becoming SAFEcontractor accredited. Show your clients that you are taking Health & Safety seriously.
Safecontractor accreditation can reduce risk and possibly your insurance premium.
Examples from the Safecontractor Insurance Broker - Company A (Plumbing & Heating) asked Layton Blackham to provide a quotation for their combined liability renewal. They were impressed with the speed of service received and in addition to premium savings of 30%, additional covers were included. Company B (Shop Fitters) was offered over a £700 saving on a renewal premium of £2,600
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