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Insurance solutions for established trade businesses with employees, vehicles, equipment and contracts. Tell us what you do and a broker will review your business.
What your insurance may need to consider
- Work at customers’ premises and on site
- Damage to property or injury to others while you are working
- Employees and vehicles on the road
- Tools and equipment, on site and in the vehicle
- Clients and contracts that ask for proof of cover
Cover
Cover to talk through with a broker
Public and products liability
Helps protect your business if your work, or a product you supply or install, causes injury to someone else or damage to their property. Many head contractors and commercial clients ask to see a certificate of currency before you start work.
General property
Helps protect portable tools and equipment you take from job to job against loss, theft or damage, depending on the policy.
Motor vehicle
Cover for the utes, vans and trucks your business relies on, including vehicles driven by your employees.
Group and individual accident and sickness
Can provide benefits to you or your team if an injury or illness stops you working, depending on the policy.
Contract works
Helps protect the works and materials on a project against loss or damage while the job is under way. Some contracts require it.
Management liability
Helps protect directors, managers and the business against certain claims relating to how the business is run, such as employment disputes, depending on the policy.
General information only. What a policy covers depends on its wording, limits and exclusions. A broker will review your business before recommending any cover.
Talk to a broker about your business
Ask for a review of your existing insurance, or request a quote for new or changing cover.
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How it works
Get started in three simple steps.
1
Tell us about your business
2
We review your cover
3
Get tailored advice and next steps
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