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Originally posted by Grinzola View PostBeen working for an umbrella company for ages but have decided to operate under my own Ltd Company.
Ltd company is setup now i am informed the client requires the following insurance
Public Liability £5m
Professional Indemnity Employers £1m
I have spent hours todat trying to arrange cover but all of the companies i contacted will
only offer one or the other and not both
They say they cannot cover me in my role
Work is Field service role travelling from one location to another ( Mobile Telecoms )
One Data Centre Get out of Car open door Fix Fault replace Hardware then leave
on to the next site do the same etc etc
No great Manual work involved
Has anyone got any advice or contacts so i can get this sorted
Who have you tried? Hiscox do both. https://www.hiscox.co.uk/contractoruk/
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Originally posted by Grinzola View PostBeen working for an umbrella company for ages but have decided to operate under my own Ltd Company.
Ltd company is setup now i am informed the client requires the following insurance
Public Liability £5m
Professional Indemnity Employers £1m
I have spent hours todat trying to arrange cover but all of the companies i contacted will
only offer one or the other and not both
They say they cannot cover me in my role
Work is Field service role travelling from one location to another ( Mobile Telecoms )
One Data Centre Get out of Car open door Fix Fault replace Hardware then leave
on to the next site do the same etc etc
No great Manual work involved
Has anyone got any advice or contacts so i can get this sorted
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Have you tried Hiscox? They won't stop phoning me, I'm sure they'll sell you anything and everything
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Insurance advice please
Been working for an umbrella company for ages but have decided to operate under my own Ltd Company.
Ltd company is setup now i am informed the client requires the following insurance
Public Liability £5m
Professional Indemnity Employers £1m
I have spent hours todat trying to arrange cover but all of the companies i contacted will
only offer one or the other and not both
They say they cannot cover me in my role
Work is Field service role travelling from one location to another ( Mobile Telecoms )
One Data Centre Get out of Car open door Fix Fault replace Hardware then leave
on to the next site do the same etc etc
No great Manual work involved
Has anyone got any advice or contacts so i can get this sortedTags: None
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