Haulage and logistics risk insights

Our specialists are focused on helping your haulage and logistics organisation effectively manage risk, put in place robust health and safety programmes, navigate insurance market challenges and build resilience in the face of existing and emerging risks.

Against the backdrop of geopolitical change, technological disruption and labour shortages, our risk insights aim to keep you informed of the latest thinking on risks affecting your business and the wider industry. To ensure you’re first to hear about our new insights, subscribe by filling in the form on this page.

Events

WTW is delighted to be supporting the 2023 programme of Transport Manager conferences with Logistics UK. We look forward to continuing this collaboration as we support transportation organisations in finding the right risk and insurance solutions to fit their business’ strategy.

Pop by our WTW stand where our expert team will be on-hand to discuss your challenges and future plans.

Mock Trials

Our interactive Mock Trial Training is designed to help your organisation’s ability to avoid regulatory action by providing an authentic insight into the court process. We have two Mock Trials designed for those in haulage and logistics:

HSE prosecution of a business following an employee accident

The Mock Trial focuses on the prosecution of a business following an accident when an employee suffers injury while lifting and moving goods in a warehouse. It considers training, risk assessments, safe systems of work, health and safety meetings, discipline for breaching health and safety, and accident investigations.

Find out more and register: Mock Trial: HSE prosecution of a business following an employee accident

Employer liability claim arising from an injury at work

This Mock Trial involves a personal injury claim arising from an accident at work in which an employee sustains injury following a fall from his vehicle while making a delivery.

Find out more and register: Mock Trial: Employer liability claim arising from an injury at work

Video

Electric vehicles: Emerging risks and how to manage them

The implementation and integration of electric vehicles into a business fleet is presenting a series of new, emerging risks that need to be managed. Managing the risks can be undertaken in the conventional way, including evaluation, prioritisation and implementation of controls. Find out how our risk specialists can support your business in our below flyer.

Climate risk

Climate change and the transition to a net-zero economy pose new challenges for all organisations. The need to manage climate risk and support a transition to a low carbon, resilient economy is no longer a matter of conscience, but a strategic and financial imperative.

We understand that everyone’s level of knowledge and experience of managing climate risk may be different. Our WTW specialists can support you on your journey to help you identify, measure and respond to climate-related risks and opportunities.

Improve the risk profile of commercial motor fleet with WTW and Samsara

Samsara’s fleet management platform uses real-time AI-enabled dashcam footage, GPS tracking and diagnostics data to monitor vehicle and driver safety and performance, supporting improved insurance terms for commercial fleet operators.

Using Samsara can identify risks at an early stage, whether these lie at fleet, driver, vehicle, depot or manager level, making your client or prospect attractive to a wider pool of insurers.

WTW clients receive a discount on Samsara products, a 10-week implementation program and ongoing support, from Samsara and WTW.

Find out more about how your business can benefit from discounted access to Samsara, get in touch.

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