NEWS A NEW GENERATION OF SLIP


SAFETY RISK MANAGEMENT Slip Safety Services have been appointed to the QBE’s Risk Solution Panel as the sole STF partner.


Christian said: “We pride ourselves on bringing something new to the market to become the next generation of slip safety services - where we manage the risk for our clients from assessment to treatment on an ongoing basis. Delivering our clients peace of mind, plus added benefits through our insurance partners such as QBE.”


QBE European Operations is a specialist insurer and reinsurer, and operates in over 35 countries worldwide with over 2,150 employees. With an exceptional Risk Solution team, QBE can help save you time, money and lives, by finding solutions to even the most complex risks – allowing you to focus on your business ambitions, rather than on what might hold you back.


Slip Safety Services brings together over 60 years of industry experience, headed up by Christian Harris. The company are looking to bring a new mindset to the industry to manage the slip risk for customers on a proactive basis, rather than firefighting.


One added benefit to this new mindset is to potentially reduced insurance rates and increase rebates for their customers. Slip Safety have built strong relationships with all the leading insurers to offer ongoing benefits through effective slip risk management.


TTC CELEBRATES 25-YEAR


ANNIVERSARY A learning and development specialist is celebrating its 25-year anniversary in style, after educating more than 2.7 million drivers and cyclists across the UK.


Telford-based TTC deliver more than 1.5m training hours each year in driver education courses and provides a range of fleet ‘risk’ management and work-related road safety services, posting a significant increase in revenues since its Management Buy Out (MBO) in July 2017.


Over £500,000 has also been invested in infrastructure, increasing the training panel and developing a number of ‘disruptive’ technology solutions that are currently being rolled out to corporates and the SME market.


Jim Kirkwood, TTC Chief Executive Officer, said: “Since the business was formed in 1993, we have helped more than 2.7 million people across the UK that is some achievement and a long way from when Graham and Jenny Wynn came up with the idea of reducing casualties on the road and re-offending through better driver education and training.


“Back then there was only the two of them and a small team in their Shropshire office, but that didn’t stop them from creating a pilot scheme which cut re-offending by 50%. This proved they had


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Supporting a host of companies from various sectors, QBE work to understand individual businesses and their unique challenges.


Head of Risk Solutions Chris Gill said: “We are delighted to have worked alongside Christian Harris and his team over the years, and we look forward to the continued support for our clients with his company, Slip Safety Services and the exceptional floor care solutions they provide.”


www.slipsafety.co.uk


something that worked and prompted the government to push through new legislation encouraging education as an alternative to punishment.”


Jim continued: “TTC has built on this pioneering work and today is one of the largest National Driver Offender Retraining Scheme (NDORS) providers, offering seven police referral courses, including ‘Drink Driving,’ ‘What’s Driving Us?’, the ‘National Speed Awareness’ and, most recently, the pioneering ‘Alcohol Diversion Scheme’ for Wales.


“Since the MBO, we have invested heavily in creating the platform for the next ambitious expansion drive and have successfully merged our cycling businesses into what is now called TTC Cycling.”


It has also enjoyed strong growth in its cycling division, securing a number of new contracts, including delivery of Vulnerable Road User DCPC practical training to 25,000 HGV and commercial vehicle drivers on how they can better understand how cyclists behave on the road across the UK.


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