These days when it comes to cyber-crime, many types of business in the sights of would-be criminals. No matter what type of engineering business you run, if it’s online then there is a risk, and engineering businesses, you’re no exception!

Engineers are responsible for designing and implementing complex systems, infrastructure and machinery that can significantly impact public safety across New Zealand.

Professional Indemnity insurance* is something that you may have heard of as an engineer. We’re going to break down the basics, without the jargon and explain the ins and outs of what this kind of insurance provides cover for, what it doesn’t cover and some interesting things you may not be aware of with this kind of policy.

There is a whole host of things to think about when you work for yourself as an engineer, and while you might have heard of different types of engineering insurances, our guide is keeps it simple on all things Public Liability insurance* for engineers.

Your employees are essential to the running of your business, so it makes sense to have all the right measures and insurances in place to help keep them safe and protected. While there are many different types of insurances available to cover aspects of your business, Employers Liability insurance* is one which you may need to consider when you have a team of staff working for you.

Insurance can be a confusing business, especially when you’re dealing with Professional Indemnity insurance*. However, you can make sure you get the Professional Indemnity that is suitable for you by asking the right questions. Here are seven things you should take into consideration when purchasing Professional Indemnity insurance.

If you take a second to reflect and think about how important your tools of trade are to help you get the job done. The field of contracting branches off into many different areas, from tradies to architects, management consultants, photographers and many more.