Risk management
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Video: The Integrated Project Insurance masterclass with David Hancock
Specialist insurance broker Griffiths & Armour hosted a special masterclass session to unravel and explain the benefits and challenges of the Integrated Project Insurance project delivery model. -
Message received
David Hancock’s clarification of the developing new relationship Government has with the infrastructure industry was welcomed by participants at the round table event. -
Integrated Project Insurance: what is it, can you benefit from it?
Find out about a revolutionary style of insurance that allows blame free project relationships and encourages collaboration at a free IPI masterclass. -
Integrated Project Insurance prepares to move on site at Dudley
First trials of a project operating with Integrated Project Insurance is now underway in Dudley in the West Midlands. -
Changing behaviour
Government is attempting to become more SME friendly in its contracts with trials of new procurement methods. Jackie Whitelaw reports from the latest Griffiths & Armour and Infrastructure Intelligence risk management forum. -
New: Risk Matters Hub – advice from the experts on how to keep your business safe
Infrastructure Intelligence is working in collaboration with Griffiths & Armour to help share best practice, improve risk awareness, and assist effective management of risk. -
CIC/BIM INS first edition 2013
Best practice guide for professional indemnity insurance when using BIM -
What is the CIC BIM protocol
This is a supplementary legal agreement that is incorporated into professional services appointments and construction contracts by means of a simple amendment. -
Contractors top the risk register
What are the risks concerning consultants in the current market? And how do you help alleviate them. The latest Griffiths & Armour/Infrastructure Intelligence meeting found out. Jackie Whitelaw reports. -
No.10 - Costain Ltd v Charles Haswell & Partners Ltd
This case illustrates how a contractor may be able to claim damages for costs incurred as a result of a consultant’s negligent advice, but only to the extent that causation and loss can be proved.