Lords Insurance Services in Woree, Queensland | Insurance broker

Lords Insurance Services

Locality: Woree, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4033 1066

Address: Woree Plaza Business Centre, Toogood Rd 4868 Woree, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.lordsinsuranceservices.com.au

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25.01.2022 "Nearly" over - But may still get flooding??

22.01.2022 Another great read from Andrew

21.01.2022 Protecting your business from bushfires September 2020- Thank-you to QBE for another excellent article ________________________________________ For any business, understanding your margins, the supply chain and your path to market is second nature. Your days are spent controlling what can be controlled. But, as the past 12 months have shown us only too well, events that are out of our control including bushfires can happen all too easily....Continue reading

12.01.2022 Claire says there are less than 14 more Mondays until Christmas!! A good opportunity to think of a special present for a special person. Wonderful baubles from two very talented local ladies!!!

10.01.2022 At this time of year, it is timely to think about protecting our assets. thank-you to QBE for the following article. HOW DO MOST BUSHFIRES START IN AUSTRALIA? How do bushfires start in Australia?... Hot, windy and dry weather certainly influences and increases the risk of bushfires. But what are the most common causes of a fire actually starting? They’re mainly from human-related incidents, according to data from the Australian Institute of Criminology (the Institute)1. It reports that the majority of bushfires are started either intentionally or unintentionally, by people. The Institute found the top attribution was suspicious followed by accidental.2: Suspicious 37% Accidental 35% Deliberate 13% Natural 6% Reignition/spot 5% Other 4% Here are some of the most common causes for bushfires in Australia, according to fire investigators3: Smoking or a discarded cigarette butt Burning off/debris Arson The Institute says while figures vary, around half of all bushfires in Australia are either known to be deliberately lit or are considered suspicious. Railway cause Albeit surprising, trains can be a cause a bushfire, the ABC says. Burning carbon embers from train engine exhausts or brake failure can throw sparks which can ignite dry vegetation near the tracks. Other causes include: Campfires Equipment use including chainsaws, mowers and angle grinders Lightning Miscellaneous including power lines, glass refraction, electric fences and more One of the most critical parts of extreme weather preparation is ensuring you have the correct home insurance policy and a clear understanding of exactly how you’re covered. Natural disasters and extreme weather are unpredictable and unfortunately may be more likely to effect certain locations. If you live in an area that’s prone to bushfire, it’s worthwhile considering the role your insurance cover may play in getting you back to normal, especially if you need to make a claim. Call us for a review on 4033 1066

08.01.2022 Wishing you all a joyful Easter. May the miracle of Easter brighten your life with love, happiness and joy!

07.01.2022 No business too small to face cyber attack risk As a small business owner and manager, you might not consider yourself a prime target for cyber attacks. You may assume big companies have more information to steal and more profits to siphon off, so they’re targeted most often by criminals online. In reality, the opposite is often true....Continue reading

06.01.2022 Are you fulfilling your duty of care managing staff working from home? Chances are your business was quick to set up systems for some or all of your office staff to work from home due to the coronavirus restrictions. By now, you may have consulted your workers and their representatives to: Loan them the equipment needed to do their work...Continue reading

04.01.2022 Whoops!!! Resilium sent us the wrong logo! it is 4 years in a row! Even better. Sorry, Guys- My bad.