Risk management articles for churches about health and safety
Mobile access towers are sometimes used in places of worship, for access to carry out maintenance and other tasks at height. However, they can pose a significant risk of injury if they are not used properly.
Some dry powder extinguishers can cause extensive damage if used in the wrong environment. Caution is required when using them.
The place a bell holds in church can be varied from an often heard reminder that the church is there or a seldom seen and seldom heard part of a church building.
Responsibilities, planning and frequently asked questions.
Ladders and stepladders are commonly used in churches. They are a practical option for low-risk tasks and there is no ban on their use. However, they must be used with caution.
With building costs increasing at an alarming rate, now, more than ever, it is important to set and maintain sums insured at the correct level if you are to avoid the risk of underinsurance.
Flooding in your church and associated properties can cause inconvenience and heartache to your church community. It’s impossible to flood-proof your church properties but there are some simple actions you can take to reduce the damage a flood may cause.
Our lives are increasingly connected – we’re here to help protect what’s important to you, whether it’s on or offline.
Our data tells us that slips and trips are the most common causes of injury in churches. Most are minor, however others can be quite severe and sometimes even disabling.