Before a loss
Insurance risk survey
Our engineers survey factories, warehouses and project sites in person, assess fire, natural catastrophe and business interruption exposures, and give specific, prioritised recommendations.
- Free consultation
- Same-day response
When you need this service
- 01Buying or renewing property, fire or construction insurance
- 02Your insurer asks for a survey report or issues mandatory recommendations
- 03Premiums rose sharply or deductibles increased after a loss
- 04Expanding a plant, changing warehouse use or commissioning a new line
- 05You want an independent view before investing in fire protection
Scope of work
- Fire safety: construction, compartmentation, detection and suppression
- Operating procedures and storage of goods and combustible materials
- Natural catastrophe exposure: flood, windstorm, lightning
- Critical machinery and maintenance planning
- Security, access control and CCTV
- Dependencies and business interruption scenarios
How we work
- 1
Agree the scope
Purpose of the survey, sites, documents to review in advance and your contact person.
- 2
Site visit
Engineers walk the site, interview operations staff, photograph and record evidence.
- 3
Analysis
Compare against fire codes, policy conditions and similar loss experience.
- 4
Report & recommendations
Present findings, agree an improvement plan and how to present it to insurers.
Documents to prepare
You can start without a complete file. We will guide you on what to add as we go.
Documents to send in advance
- Site layout and approved fire protection drawings
- Latest fire safety inspection report
- Current insurance policy and previous survey reports (if any)
- Asset register, machinery values and average stock
- Incident and loss history for the last 3–5 years
Frequently asked questions
Your specialists
Truong Ngoc Trac
Chief Operating Officer
Marine engineer · Surveying & marine insurance
Tran Thien Hai
Specialist
Civil engineer · Construction insurance
Related services
- Insurance placementProgramme design, market approach and comparison of terms on your behalf.
- Enterprise risk management (ERM)An ISO 31000-based risk framework sized to your business and sector.
- Loss assessment & claims managementQuantify the loss, build the claim and deal with adjusters and insurers through to settlement.
Talk to a specialist
Send us your policy or a description of what happened and the relevant specialist will reply the same day. Advice is free; fees apply only once you decide to engage our services.