Professional Indemnity Insurance addresses professional liability exposures, but a Land Surveying business can have a much broader range of risks.

Public Liability Insurance #

Land Surveyors commonly work away from their office and can attend:

• Construction sites.
• Residential properties.
• Commercial sites.
• Roads and infrastructure projects.
• Rural properties.

Public Liability Insurance can respond to certain claims involving third-party personal injury or property damage connected with these activities.

Surveying equipment #

Surveying businesses can own expensive portable equipment.

Cover may be required for equipment such as:

• Total stations.
• GNSS equipment.
• Laser scanners.
• Field computers.
• Tablets and laptops.
• Other surveying instruments.

The policy should be checked for theft, accidental damage and use away from the business premises.

Commercial Motor Insurance #

Vehicles used to travel between sites should be appropriately insured for their actual business use.

Cyber Insurance #

Surveyors can hold:

• Client information.
• Project drawings.
• Property data.
• Contracts.
• Financial information.
• Business records.

Cyber Insurance can address certain costs and liabilities arising from cyber incidents and data breaches.

Other insurance #

Depending on the business, further cover may include:

• Business Insurance.
• Management Liability Insurance.
• Corporate Travel Insurance.
• Drone Insurance.
• Commercial Legal Expenses Insurance.

The appropriate mix depends on the way the Land Surveying practice operates.