Mechanical and electrical (M&E) contractors sit at the centre of project performance, safety and reputation. As buildings and infrastructure become more complex, connected and regulated, the risks facing M&E contractors are no longer isolated events – they are systemic, capable of impacting programme, cost, safety and long-term asset performance.
A newly-published QBE white paper offers an insurance-led perspective on M&E risk, including:
•Why M&E risk has changed
•Installation risk: more than physical damage
•Testing, commissioning and handover: the critical moment
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