The world is increasingly complex, unpredictable and inter-connected, and being able to manage existing and emerging risks has never been more important. We offer customised risk management and prevention solutions and services for businesses of all shapes and sizes. We can help identify, evaluate and quantify the risks you face, to create a safer more robust business.
Specialist Partners to help minimize your business risks
Providing you with more than just insurance, Aviva customers have access to a network of Specialist Partners to help you manage risk and reduce loss on your property or place of business.
Health and safety protection ensures employees have
A safe place to work
Safe work practices
A safe operating plant and equipment
Safe access to, and exit from, the workplace
Aviva provides Employers’ Liability insurance to protect you against potential claims made in these areas.
Top 5 risks
Slips, trips and falls
Manual handling injuries
Falls from heights
Plant and equipment injuries
Falling objects
Risk and the law
Aviva risk managers can help you assess risks in your business, but you may also want to take a detailed look at the laws that govern how you run your business.
Aviva is not responsible for the content of any of the external websites linked above.
Your property
Be aware of the main risk factors in:
The workplace
Your work processes
Location of your property
Your buildings' security and attractiveness to intruders
Business interruption cover provides for:
Loss of profit
Increased working costs … if you lose an insured property, for example due to a large fire.
Top 5 risk
The risks below are based on our own insurance statistics and those reported by the Health & Safety Authority. To protect your business from these and other risks, book an appointment with our risk assessment surveyors.
Fire and smoke losses
Security and theft
Flooding and storm damage
Arson or electrical damage
Business continuity failure after a large loss
Risk and the law
Aviva risk managers can help you assess risks in your business, but you may also want to take a detailed look at the laws that govern how you run your business.
Aviva is not responsible for the content of any of the external websites linked above.
Your motor fleet
Driving - where’s the risk?
Your driver could be involved in an accident which delays a delivery – in the long term, it could mean he would have to take time off work.
Your goods and equipment, or the vehicle itself, could be damaged or destroyed in an accident.
If you’re transporting dangerous substances such as oil, gas or other chemicals, an accident could have serious environmental implications.
Even poor driving practices by your staff could adversely affect your company and brand, if your logo is visibly displayed on your vehicles.
Top 5 risks
The risks below are based on our own insurance statistics and those reported by the Health & Safety Authority.
Poor driver training
Poor or improper vehicle maintenance and upkeep
Unsafe use of mobile phones
Speed and driver inexperience
Unrealistic delivery schedules and time pressures
Risk and the law
Aviva risk managers can help you assess risks in your business, but you may also want to take a detailed look at the laws that govern how you run your business.
