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HSB's Alan Cain, Clare Murphy, and Rebecca Brannan discuss how to avoid commercial boiler failure during cold weather, the potential impact on organisations following a failure, the benefits of equipment breakdown insurance, and top tips for insurance brokers/agents. Our whitepaper, 'Equipment breakdown: the true cost to organisations' can be downloaded from our website, hsbeil.com.
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