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Delegated Services: Heads Up for LA Insurance Policy Customers

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Hello all,

Thanks to one of our LA school customers who let us know this today. You may already have heard from them or might receive a knock on the door shortly!

Here's the background:

  1. This was via the L.A (Jonathan Jacobs from Insurance)
  2. Two weeks notice
  3. Wanted information on items to come in the following email but did not give me any warning about looking at security of the site, boiler rooms or other paperwork that was required.

​They said:​
​'​
During the survey I would like to see/discuss the following information and complete a full tour of your site; 

1) Fire Risk Assessments
2) Sprinkler Maintenance Records (if relevant) 
3) Maintenance Records for fire alarm, Security alarm boilers and kitchen equipment and ducting
4) Fixed Electrical Testing/Inspection Records and PAT records
5) Details of school policies, for example, Lone working, Stress and the administration of medicines
6) Risk Assessments and method statements
7) Hot Work Permit and contractor control arrangements
8) Incident Records 
9)Security Arrangements 
10)Heath And Safety Arrangements - Responsibilities, Communication methods, Risk Assessment review periods and COSHH 
11) Training arrangements
I anticipate being on site for about 2 hours
​'​
.  

​We gave our customer our congratulations for a Grade A outcome and were pleased to have been of help to achieve that. Don't forget we can be of pre-visit help and want to know how you get on too please?

All the best.

Bill​

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