Berkeley Alexander are pleased to announce the launch of a new risk management portal service for brokers and other intermediaries to offer to their business clients.
The extensive service helps businesses to manage all aspects of staff employment and workplace safety, simply and cost effectively, all in one place. It provides step-by-step guidance and the tools they need to maintain best practice and stay compliant in relation to health & safety (H&S), human resources, business continuity and driving at work risk. There is also an e-learning tool with 16 H&S modules that are CPD certified and approved by RoSPA, Proskills, and the NOS, including items such as working at height and handling heavy goods.
The service will be included as an optional add-on to all commercial general insurance new business and renewals but can also be offered as a stand-alone service. Brokers can also buy blocks of insurance cover and provide free access to their commercial clients as part of their added value service. It will soon also be available on a white labelled basis, so intermediaries can offer it under their own brand.
Mark Hutchings, Managing Director of Berkeley Alexander, comments: “We’re delighted with this new risk management service. It’s a powerful, comprehensive tool that clients will really benefit from and value – helping brokers with client retention and loyalty and giving them another all-important USP.
“The Corporate Manslaughter and Homicide Act came into force on 6 April 2008; ever since then defendants must convince the jury that they have taken all care to protect their employees. Are commercial clients aware of their responsibilities? For time and cash strapped SMEs in particular this can be a daunting task that dangerously and all too easily gets swept under the carpet. This presents brokers with a real opportunity. Our new risk management service will prove an affordable, accessible and long-lasting benefit to their clients’ businesses.”
The risk management portal covers five essential modules:
The service costs £90 per business (inc. VAT) for the year and intermediaries make a 35% commission (net of VAT).