Professional services: insurance requirements by occupation
Consultants, advisers and licensed professionals whose main exposure is advice rather than physical work.
Data as at · refreshed by scripts/seed-graph.mjs
Covers most often carried in this industry
Counted across the occupations tracked in this industry. A pattern in the data, not a requirement and not a recommendation.
- Professional indemnity insurance — carried by 21 of 21 occupations here
- Public liability insurance — carried by 21 of 21 occupations here
- Workers compensation insurance — carried by 21 of 21 occupations here
- Cyber liability insurance — carried by 21 of 21 occupations here
- Management liability insurance — carried by 21 of 21 occupations here
- Business pack insurance — carried by 21 of 21 occupations here
- Tax audit insurance — carried by 21 of 21 occupations here
- Employment practices liability — carried by 4 of 21 occupations here
Occupations in this industry
- Building inspectors — Pre-purchase, stage and defect inspections, reporting on the condition of a building.
- Surveyors — Cadastral and construction setting-out surveys, and the plans that depend on them.
- Accountants — Preparation of accounts, tax returns and advice for businesses and individuals.
- Bookkeepers — Day-to-day transaction processing, payroll and activity statement preparation.
- Business consultants — Advice to owners on operations, growth and process, priced on the advice itself.
- Management consultants — Strategy, organisational and change advice to larger clients under formal engagements.
- Architects — Registered architectural design, documentation and contract administration.
- Consulting engineers — Structural, civil and services engineering design and certification.
- Draftspersons — Technical drawing and documentation for building and manufacturing work.
- Quantity surveyors — Cost planning, measurement and progress certification on construction projects.
- Project managers — Client-side management of projects, programmes and delivery teams.
- Town planners — Planning advice, applications and submissions to consent authorities.
- Building designers — Residential and light commercial design outside the registered architect pathway.
- Mortgage brokers — Credit assistance and loan placement under a credit licence or as a representative.
- Financial planners — Personal financial advice provided under an Australian financial services licence.
- Lawyers — Legal advice and representation delivered by an admitted practitioner.
- Conveyancers — Licensed transfer of property title and the trust accounting that goes with it.
- HR consultants — Employment advice, policy and investigations for employer clients.
- Translators and interpreters — Translation and interpreting services where an error changes the meaning of a document.
- Virtual assistants — Remote administrative and support services delivered under contract.
- Travel agents — Booking and packaging of travel, holding client money ahead of departure.