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HSB's John Nicholls and Jamie Talbot explore the rising impact of small tools and equipment theft in the construction industry, how they affect construction customers' bottom line, and what preventative measures and industry best practices they can take or follow to mitigate the risk of theft.
Download our related Guide to loss prevention, 'Safeguarding contractors' small tools and equipment', at hsbeil.com.
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HSB's John Nicholls and John Butterworth explore key trends that are reshaping the future of the UK construction market, and how those trends are impacting construction insurance risks. Download our industry report '2025 UK construction trends' from our website: hsbeil.com.
Following our white paper, HSB's Andrew Bazley, Alan Cain, and Andy Meanock discuss the commercial realities of equipment failures and how they can impact customers' finances, and the trends and risk considerations you need to be aware of. Learn more at hsbeil.com.
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