Liberty’s risk engineers carefully appraise risks, make recommendations for mitigating loss and help clients improve their risk profile. They have prepared a suite of risk engineering (RE) guides to help business owners plan ahead and prepare their premises and operations for high-risk events - some of which can be anticipated; others not.
The Disaster preparedness series comprises a series of RE guides designed to help business owners prepare for and cope with the unthinkable. Our stand-alone RE guides offer guidance on the safe operation of a business, such as preparing effectively for onsite hot works and fire protection impairment, as well as routine risk-control priorities, such as roof inspections and maintenance.
Disaster preparedness
What to do should disaster strike? Development of an effective recovery plan and specifics for natural disasters; bushfire, flood, cyclone and hail
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Minimising property hot work fires
A guide to minimising the risk of hot work fires to give management the knowledge to protect their premises and employees from damage or injury
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Fire protection impairment
Prepare for the risk of impairment to minimise the downtime of fire protection systems during systematic maintenence or repair
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Roof systems
Roof systems differ in their vulnerability to the rigours of the weather - a neglected roof is a vulnerable roof
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Marine hot work Permit to Work (PTW) systems
Implementing a hot work Permit to Work system can be daunting. Welding, grinding and gas cutting - it's all the order of the day for any shipyard
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Marine risk assessment and method statements
Operational safety is of paramount importance for any Marine operation. This guide makes sense of Marine risks to develop a safe, comprehensive method...
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Road transportation - loading and securing cargo
A poorly secured load can incur potentially significant financial and human costs through load loss and accidents
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Minimising loss in prefabricated steel shipments
Strict adherence to suitable handling, stowage and securing practices may help to reduce the risk of damage and the need for subsequent repair
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Shipment of oversized columns and vessels on ocean carriers
A handy reference for Marine project risk management teams, providing practical guidance on overcoming particular logistical challenges
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Metalworking operations
Every process involved in metal working operations presents potential hazards. The most serious and best documented is that of fire or explosion
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Industrial oil cookers
Large containers filled with combustible liquid then heated. Fire hazard? Most definitely. How can these be regularly tested and maintained?
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