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How to handle cash, cheques, and debit and credit card payments securely.

How to identify and protect your assets, including your vehicles and transported goods.

How to protect your business internally and externally by performing a survey to reveal weaknesses in security.

Common security issues, including premises safety, CCTV surveillance, and dealing with security emergencies.

Prompt contact with your insurer makes the process of making a claim for damage or loss of assets easier.

How to choose an appropriate insurance policy for your business, minimise costs and use insurance brokers.

Cyber liability insurance helps you recover data losses, damage to IT systems, and costs if your business is the victim of cyber crime.

Specialised insurance for homeworkers is essential as general household insurance will not cover your business.

Type of motor insurance you will require for business vehicles or if employees use their own vehicle for business purposes.

Specialist types of commercial assets insurance that might be relevant for your business.

Replacement as new, business interruption and indemnity contents insurance available to business owners.

Types of property insurance available to business owners, including all risk and standard contracts.

Insurance for business property and assets such as business equipment, vehicles, tools, and stock.

How to return safely to your premises to clean up and salvage property after a flooding incident.

Effective training and using flood wardens can help ensure your staff know exactly what to do in the event of flooding.

Simple, low-cost steps to reduce the damage caused by flooding to your business premises.

Insurance considerations for potential flood risks to your business and how to make insurance claims easier.

Prepare a written business flood plan document that outlines how your business will respond to a flooding incident.

Understanding and identifying the risk of flooding to your business to minimise potential flood damage.

How effective flood planning can minimise the flooding risk to your business and prevent potential flood damage and subsequent costs.

Keeping and maintaining records of fire safety procedures and testing fire safety equipment.

Taking into account building regulations requirements for fire safety when building, extending or materially altering your business premises.

How fire safety training should effectively inform employees and give them an understanding of what to do if a fire breaks out.

You must be able to detect a fire quickly and have means of escape and equipment to fight the fire as appropriate.

Carrying out a fire risk assessment and putting in place appropriate measures to ensure the risks are minimised.