Your industry risk report

Water damage can cause major disruption to a business and result in extensive damage to the building, fixtures, fittings, plant and equipment. Also, the combination of water and electricity can pose a fire risk. The good news is, with regular checks and a proper plan, the risks can be significantly reduced.

• Know where the water shut off valves are 
• Maintain the building so that its water tight – floor, walls and roof.
• Check gutters, downpipes and yard drains for blockages.
• Inspect plumbing, water pipes and waste lines for leaks, damage or corrosion.
• Check hot water cylinders, under-sink plumbing regularly for leaks.

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Accidents happen. But knowing the risks can protect property, equipment and people. You can reduce them by:

• Having a risk-aware culture at your workplace
• Doing regular maintenance checks
• Training your staff
• Introducing clear operating procedures.

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We all know how changeable NZ weather can be. From storms and high winds to hail, snow and lightning – these events can all cause damage to property. You can reduce these risks by:

• Ensuring your building is well maintained and weathertight
• Making sure gutters and yard drains are kept clear
• Checking overhanging branches and nearby trees
• Securing outside stock, plant and equipment
• Clearing snow from roofs and gutters (if safe to do so).

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