HSB Engineering strengthens team with Allianz hire

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Specialist engineering and construction insurer HSB Engineering Insurance, part of Munich Re, has appointed David Slack as senior loss control engineer.

Slack, pictured, joins from Allianz Engineering where he was senior engineering risk surveyor specialising in all contractors all risks, contractors' plant and computer surveys.

He has over 25 years'

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