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Faith and community risk management articles
We regularly publish articles and guidance written by our experts covering key risks, from topics such as fire safety to specific risks like slips and trips.
Take a look at our useful faith and community insurance risk management articles.
Managing risks with solar panels
Solar panels can help reduce energy costs and cut carbon emissions. They only require daylight, rather than direct sunlight so they work even on a cloudy day.
Keeping historic and listed buildings well maintained
When it comes to historic and listed buildings, the importance of regular maintenance can’t be overstated.
Construction (Design & Management) Regulations for churches
Maintenance, refurbishment, and restoration work are common at many places of worship.
How to secure and manage a vacant property
Some simple steps can limit the risk of damage to unoccupied property.
Preventing burst pipes
The cost and inconvenience caused by a burst pipe can be considerable. A small fracture can release gallons of water, damaging your property and contents.
Fire safety, fire risk assessments and arson defence
Prevent fires before they happen with help from our fire safety guidance.
Staying safe in cold weather
Winter brings its own unique risks and hazards, but careful maintenance and risk management can help prevent property damage and injury.
A guide to good tree management
Trees bring beauty, shade and natural diversity to any landscape, but they can also present hazards. Careful management is key.
Managing volunteers: Health and safety
How to protect the safety of volunteers including health and safety legislation, typical hazards and how to manage the risks.
Visits and outings
Keeping people safe during visits and outings.
Dry powder extinguishers
Caution is required when using dry powder extinguishers. In the wrong environment, they can cause unintended damage.
Work on wet systems
Work carried out on wet systems provides an additional hazard during building works, construction projects or routine maintenance.