You are invited to register

for the following

Engineering
CPD courses by: Mr Pooba Mahalingam

Introductory
MACHINERY BREAKDOWN
(MB) INSURANCE
REGISTER
HERE
19 Dec 2022 | 9.30am to 12.30pm
Venue: The Stateroom,
The Great Room, Centennial Tower
CPD Hours: 3

PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
The coverage provided under the Machinery Breakdown Insurance policy will be
discussed in this programme. A few examples of relevant claims will be used to
highlight how the policy responds to machinery breakdown losses. Relevant case
studies will also be used to illustrate the issues relating to this class of insurance.

FOR WHOM
• General Insurance Agents, General Insurance Brokers and Customer Service
Officers.
• Underwriting Assistants, Underwriters, Claims Assistants, Executives, Business
Development and Marketing Executives.

KEY By the end of the programme, participants will be able to:

LEARNING • understand the coverage provided under the MB policy.

OUTCOMES • know the relevant clauses that may be applied under this cover.
• understand how the claims are triggered and processed for this class of insurance.

PROGRAMME •
•
The need for this class of insurance in the industrial and manufacturing sectors
Consideration by underwriters for MB cover
OUTLINE • Related clauses and endorsements
• Claims examples.

Introductory
THE BASICS OF
BOND INSURANCE
REGISTER
HERE
19 Dec 2022 | 2.00pm to 5.00pm
Venue: The Stateroom,
The Great Room, Centennial Tower
CPD Hours: 3

PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
This programme will provide participants with an overview of Bond Insurance
and its related aspects. The issue of bond claim procedures and recovery
methods will also be addressed. Case studies will be used to emphasize this
product’s application in the insurance market.

FOR WHOM
• General Insurance Agents, General Insurance Brokers and Customer Service
Officers.
• Underwriting Assistants, Underwriters, Claims Assistants, Executives, Business
Development and Marketing Executives.

KEY By the end of the programme, participants will be able to:

LEARNING • understand the application of bond insurance in the construction industry.

OUTCOMES • describe the types of available bonds

• describe the typical documents requested to underwrite bond risks
• know how bond claims are triggered and evaluated
• know the recovery aspects in relation to bond coverage.

PROGRAMME •
•
The need for bonds in the construction industry
Types of available bonds - performance, advance payment, warranty etc.
OUTLINE • Typical documents requested to underwrite bond risks
• How bond claims are triggered and evaluated
• Recovery aspects in relation to bond coverage
• Claims scenarios relating to bonds

Introductory
PROFESSIONAL INDEMNITY
INSURANCE FOR
ENGINEERS, CONSULTANTS
AND SURVEYORS REGISTER
HERE
20 Dec 2022 | 9.30am to 12.30pm
Venue: The Stateroom,
The Great Room, Centennial Tower
CPD Hours: 3

PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
This class of insurance is often taken up by Engineers, Architects and Surveyors to
protect their professional responsibilities. The cover provided will be
differentiated with the CAR policy arranged by Contractors and Builders. Such
insurances are liability covers for the insured in the event of a negligence claim
made by a client. Some basic principles underlying such covers will be addressed
during this short program. Case studies will also be used to introduce this
specialized product cover to participants. The facilitator who is also a qualified
engineer will show the relevance of this coverage for project involvement in the
Singapore context.

FOR WHOM
• General Insurance Agents, General Insurance Brokers and Customer Service
Officers.
• Underwriting Assistants, Underwriters, Claims Assistants, Executives, Business
Development and Marketing Executives.

KEY By the end of the programme, participants will be able to:

LEARNING • understand how the Professional Indemnity (PI) policy is arranged and
underwritten.
OUTCOMES • know the concerns of underwriters when considering this risk.
• understand some special clauses such as ‘retrospective cover’ that is applicable to
such insurance products.
• know how PI claims are handled.

PROGRAMME • The role of designers in a project especially engineers, architects and architects and
their need for PI covers especially in Design and Build contracts.
OUTLINE • Underwriting and arranging such PI covers.
• Relevant clauses and extensions applicable
• Handling PI claims

Introductory
BUSINESS INTERRUPTION &
PROJECT DELAY INSURANCE
(INCORPORATING BI, ALOP,
LOP & DSU) REGISTER
HERE
20 Dec 2022 | 2.00pm to 5.00pm
Venue: The Stateroom,
The Great Room, Centennial Tower
CPD Hours: 3

PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
This session will discuss the coverage afforded by time-related insurance policies,
such as Business Interruption & Project Delay Insurance, as well as how claims
are triggered. Common policy issues relating to delays in projects and
operational risks will be addressed. Various types of incident scenarios will be
shared, and application of the policy cover thereto will also be considered.

FOR WHOM
• General Insurance Agents, General Insurance Brokers and Customer Service
Officers.
• Underwriting Assistants, Underwriters, Claims Assistants, Executives, Business
Development and Marketing Executives.

KEY By the end of the programme, participants will be able to:

LEARNING • understand how Business Interruption & Project Delay policies are arranged and
the protection afforded.
OUTCOMES • know the underwriters’ considerations at the time of underwriting the risk.
• understand the claims handling aspects of these types of insurance products.

PROGRAMME • The need for Business Interruption and “Delay” insurance covers for industrial and
manufacturing buildings/plants.
OUTLINE • How the policies respond, and the relevant peril(s) covered respectively
• Underwriting factors
• Specific clauses and endorsements that apply
• Claims handling.

Introductory
CONSTRUCTION
RELATED INSURANCE:
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
OPPORTUNITIES REGISTER
HERE
21 Dec 2022 | 9.30am to 12.30pm
Venue: The Stateroom,
The Great Room, Centennial Tower
CPD Hours: 3

PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
Despite the current slowdown, the Singapore Government is continuing to boost
the economy by awarding new projects in various parts of the island. These
include roads, buildings and MRT schemes with the physical work for the
ambitious Changi Airport Terminal 5, power (solar farms) and water treatment
plants being launched in 2023.
This programme will provide an overview of the various upcoming construction
projects and the related insurance business opportunities arising from them.
Various construction insurance covers shall be discussed including PI and CPM
covers.

FOR WHOM
• General Insurance Agents, General Insurance Brokers and Customer Service
Officers.
• Underwriting Assistants, Underwriters, Claims Assistants, Executives, Business
Development and Marketing Executives.

KEY By the end of the programme, participants will be able to:

LEARNING • Know the various upcoming projects in Singapore and the related insurance
business opportunities arising from them.
OUTCOMES • Understand the parties involved in construction risks and their insurance needs.
• Understand the types of relevant insurance products for these project
developments.
• Know the technical and commercial aspects of such insurance covers.

PROGRAMME •
•
Where to source details about upcoming projects.
Basic insurance requirements for projects (under the Contract) and the relevant
OUTLINE insurance products.
• Roles of other stakeholders in a project besides the Employer and Contractor and
their needs.
• Opportunities to arrange smaller insurance covers compared with Blanket Policies.

Introductory
UNDERSTANDING
CONTRACTOR’S ALL
RISKS INSURANCE REGISTER
HERE
21 Dec 2022 | 2.00pm to 5.00pm
Venue: The Stateroom,
The Great Room, Centennial Tower
CPD Hours: 3

PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
This programme will enable participants to understand the coverage afforded
under two related policies, namely Contractors’ All Risks (CAR) Insurance and
Erection All Risks (EAR) Insurance.
While both are related to projects, they are technically different. These
differences will be highlighted, and specific clauses, endorsements and
underwriting issues will be addressed. Case studies will also be used to show the
operations of these insurance policies.

FOR WHOM
• General Insurance Agents, General Insurance Brokers and Customer Service
Officers.
• Underwriting Assistants, Underwriters, Claims Assistants, Executives, Business
Development and Marketing Executives.

KEY By the end of the programme, participants will be able to:

LEARNING • know the need for insurance for construction/ erection risks

OUTCOMES • understand how construction / erection policies are arranged.

• know the differences between CAR and EAR covers
• understand why the Testing and Commissioning period is crucial in a project.
• explain the operative clause and some key endorsements for both types of policies

PROGRAMME •
•
The need for insurance for construction/ erection risks
How the policies respond and the relevant perils(s) they cover.
OUTLINE • Clauses and endorsements applicable in CAR & EAR covers
• Comparison between CAR and EAR policy wordings
• Testing and Commissioning period in a project and its underwriting considerations

PROGRAMME Course Fee per module (incl. of 7% GST): S$160.50

FEES

Singapore College of Insurance

CPE Registration No: 199408491M
Period Of CPE Registration: From 26 September 2019 to 25 September 2023

For enquiries, please contact: Singapore College of Insurance

Tel: (65) 6221 2336 | Fax: (65) 6220 6684 | Website: www.scicollege.org.sg

Information presented on this marketing material is correct at the time of publishing.

However, changes to the programme contents, dates, time, duration, venue and
faculty members can occur owing to unforeseen circumstances. Every effort will be
made to inform all participants of such changes on a timely basis.

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Ver 2: 1 Dec 2022