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Professional Advice Can Create Long-Tail Exposure
A dispute may arise well after a project is completed. The engagement scope, contractual obligations and policy wording all matter when professional services are alleged to be deficient.

We listen first
Belinda · Senior Insurance Advisor
Design and Specification
An allegation may concern calculations, drawings, specifications, performance-based solutions or coordination with other disciplines.
Reports and Certification
Inspection findings, compliance reports, recommendations and certifications can be relied on by clients, builders, regulators and other professionals.
Contractual Liability
Broad indemnities, fitness-for-purpose terms and obligations beyond reasonable professional care can create exposure that a policy may not accept.
Your submission should explain what you deliver, who relies on it, the projects involved and the contractual standard you accept.
WHAT'S COVERED
Cover to Review for Fire Safety Consultants
Professional indemnity is central, but it may not address every operational, cyber or management exposure.
Professional Indemnity
For insured allegations arising from declared professional services such as design, engineering, inspection, reporting, certification or advice.
- Negligent act, error or omission allegations
- Professional defence costs where insured
- Retroactive and run-off settings to review
Public Liability
For third-party injury or property-damage allegations connected with visits, inspections and other declared business activities.
- Client and project-site visits
- Third-party injury or property damage
- Legal defence costs where insured
Cyber Insurance
Project files, client information, connected systems and email reliance can create privacy, interruption and cybercrime exposure.
- Incident response and restoration
- Privacy and notification costs
- Cybercrime options where selected
Management Liability
Protection to consider for directors, employment practices, statutory matters and management decisions, subject to policy terms.
- Directors and officers exposure
- Employment-practices allegations
- Statutory liability options
WHO IT'S FOR
Professional Practices We Can Review
The description must match the registrations, competencies and professional services your practice actually provides.
HOW IT WORKS
Get Covered in 3 Simple Steps
A strong professional-risk submission combines service detail, contract information and a clear picture of project exposure.
Complete Your Profile
Fill out our detailed proposal form or get in touch via our contact page. We collect your qualifications, professional services, fee and project profile, largest engagements, contract terms, subcontractor arrangements, claims and circumstances history.
We Engage Specialist Markets
We present the declared professional practice to suitable markets and help you compare available limits, excesses, retroactive cover, exclusions and conditions.
Secure Your Package
We present your comprehensive insurance package in plain English, ensuring you understand your cover. We also offer one monthly payment option to help manage your cash flow.
Ready to start?
GET STARTED
Request a Fire Safety Consultant Insurance Review
Tell us about your professional services and project profile. A B Ok broker will review the information and contact you about the next underwriting steps.
Why request a quote?
- Obligation-free — no commitment required
- Response within 1 business day
- We compare multiple A-rated insurers
- Your data is secure and never shared
- Tailored to your trade
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Fire Safety Consultant Insurance — Common Questions
General advice only. Cover is subject to insurer acceptance, policy terms, conditions, limits and exclusions. Consider the relevant PDS and other policy documents before deciding whether a product is right for your business.
Protect Your Professional Practice
Discuss your fire-safety services, contracts and project profile with a broker experienced in professional and technical risks.




