Itzick Simon, the leading agency for insuring contractors, developers, construction companies and infrastructure
Since we have been operating in the industry for almost 4 decades and provide a variety of products to thousands of customers, we have prepared a kind of "table of contents" for you that will make it easier for you to find the information/service that is relevant to you.
Safety and accidents on construction sites
The construction industry is the most dangerous and challenging in terms of safety and work accidents. Employers in the industry must be well protected with adequate insurance, as claims for work accidents on construction sites sometimes climb to millions of shekels (and are filed against everyone involved on the site from end to end).In this category you will find a lot of up-to-date information on work accidents in the construction industry, including statistics, highlights, tips for proper conduct and guidance on relevant insurance products for various scenarios. All content was written by our experts at the Itzik Simon Agency, Israel's leading agency for construction insurance.
A professional insurance database for our clients in the construction industry
As an insurance agency with 40 years of experience that insures thousands of projects nationwide, we answer questions that come to us from the field almost every day. In this section, of professional information, we have compiled for you a lot of high-quality content on the construction industry in general and construction insurance in particular. Including national and cross-cutting challenges such as urban renewal, wars, Corona, earthquake preparation and more. Read here about cases that really happened, about interesting rulings that were received in the field and of course don't miss the "Murphy's Laws" section in the construction industry.
ביטוח עבודות קבל ניות
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ביטוח עבודות קבלניות
זקוק לביטוח עבודות קבלניות? מעונין במידע נוסף? צור קשר
2023
March
The article on page 5
2022
December
November
October
The article on pages 40-46
September
