This two-day workshop organized by APKAI and AICLA focuses on providing practical insights into dealing with construction insurance claims and issues. The workshop will cover Contractors' All Risks insurance policies, including material damage and third party liability coverage, as well as advanced loss of profits and plant and machinery insurance. It will be facilitated by experienced loss adjusters and include case studies and interactive sessions for participants to enhance their learning. The workshop aims to help insurance professionals effectively handle construction insurance claims.

1. A PRACTICAL WORKSHOP
ON DEALING WITH
CONSTRUCTION INSURANCE
- CLAIMS & ISSUES
A Joint Workshop organised by APKAI and AICLA
7 & 8 September 2017
9.00am – 5.00pm
INDONESIA
Le Meridien, Jakarta
AICLA
www.aicla.org
With special sessions on
Advanced Loss Of Profits
(ALOP) and Plant & Machinery

2. PROGRAMME OVERVIEW
This specially designed two-day workshop will provide participants
practical insights in dealing with the Contractors’ All Risks (CAR)
insurance policy. This would cover Section I (Material Damage) and
Section II (Third Party Liability) elements of the policy plus two
additional slots on CPM and ALOP. The session is facilitated and
delivered by well-qualified and experienced AICLA Loss Adjusters who
have many years of claims handling experience. They will present and
share their technical knowledge and expertise with participants during
this interactive programme. The event will provide participants the
opportunity to work in teams to study, discuss and explore practical
case studies to enhance their learning curve.
TARGET AUDIENCE
Claims Managers and Executives from insurance/ reinsurance
companies and broking firms. Also appropriate for Loss Adjusters;
Underwriting, Marketing and Business Development Executives from
the insurance industry; Accounts and Client Executives/ Managers of
reinsurance broking firms; and Risk Managers of Project Owners/
Insurance Buyers, Contractors (Building and General).
LEARNING OUTCOMES
At the end of the programme, participants will be able to:
1. Appreciate the technicalities of the CAR policy/ coverage and
claims.
2. Learn the application of the ALOP cover under the CAR policy.
3. Understand the coverage afforded to plant and machinery
insurance.
4. Describe the practical challenges of handling such claims.
5. Highlight the practical issues and operational concerns that
stakeholders need to focus on dealing with these claims.

3. • Introduction of current and new mega projects in the region
• Discussion on the main general principles of dealing with
Contractors’ All Risks claims
• Introduction to the main case study
• Relating of key concepts such as design coverage, sum insured and
investigation
• Exclusion/ endorsements and its applications
• Plant & machinery – a slot to discuss this specialised coverage
• Dealing with key concepts to the case study
• Common construction related third party liability claims
• Basic concepts in dealing with Section II liability claims
• Review of the investigation procedures
• Identification of key players and typical problems encountered in
liability claims
• Reserving and establishing of quantum
• ALOP – how the cover is arranged, claims triggered and
evaluated
• Discussion on case studies
An evening cocktail session
will be organized at the end
of Day 1 to facilitate
greater networking
amongst participants.

4. Jaye Kumarcompletedhis high
schoolandtertiaryeducationin
Englandandhasworked
extensivelyinSouthEastAsia,UK
andin Australia.
Jaye is a Chartered Loss Adjuster
(Fellow), Chartered Mechanical
Engineer and has a Masters in Business Administration. He has
been a practicing loss adjuster for 35 years and specialises in
engineering claims. In 2000, Jaye formed a national loss
adjusting company with over 40 independent adjusting
companies across Australia as service partners and heads this
Company as the Managing Director. Jaye has been actively
involved with the Australasian Institute of Chartered Loss
Adjusters (AICLA) and has served on the AICLA Board since
1999.
As the International Development Director of AICLA since 2003,
he has been responsible for expanding AICLA’s membership
base across the region and internationally. AICLA has
international membership chaptersin Malaysia, Singapore,
Hong Kong, Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam and is further
expanding this to the Middle East and Europe.
COURSE FACILITATORS
Singapore. He was previously attached to a claims
management company in Singapore and led its Construction,
Power and Engineering (CPE) team for the organisation. This
was a regional assignment and was based in Christchurch,
New Zealand as a member of the CAT loss team handling the
2011 earthquake claims.
Prior to that, Pooba was attached to an international loss
adjusting firm in Kuala Lumpur where he was responsible for
risk management and claims handling for mega projects. He
gained further regional engineering exposure where he handled
cases in Brunei, Indonesia, Singapore, Vietnam and Hong
Kong. Pooba is currently the President of the Insurance Law
Association, Singapore (ILAS) and active insurance facilitator
(trainer) with IEM, ACEM, AICLA, SCI and MII.
Dan De Silva graduated from
the Swinburne University of
Technologyin Melbourne, with
a Bachelor of Business
majoring in Accounting and
Finance in 2008. He is also an
Associate of the Australian
Institute of Chartered Loss
Ir Pooba Mahalingam is a
professional engineer with over
20 years of experience in
construction, insurance and loss
adjusting. He used to manage
technical and complex
reinsurance claims for an
insurance company in
Adjusters (AICLA) and an Associate of CPA Australia.
Upon moving to Brisbane in 2011, Dan joined a major
international loss adjusting firm as an in-house Forensic
Accountant. During his period in Brisbane, he assisted the
catastrophic events - Brisbane floods, Cyclone Yasi,
Christchurch Earthquakes and Cyclone Oswald.
Prior to joining Matson Driscoll & Damico in 2014, he has
advised Insurers and the business community on aspects of
business interruption insurance and preparation of claims.
Dan is currently a council member in the International Division
of Australian Institute of Chartered Loss Adjusters (AICLA) and
a council member of the Singapore Institute of Insurance (SII).
heavy equipment, power generation and machinery.)
In 1993, he was admitted as a Loss Adjuster at PT. McLarens
Indonesia, handling P&C engineering and marine claims. In
engineering claims, he has vast experience in the CAR/ EAR,
CPM, MB, boiler, turbines, power plants etc. Some of his CAR/
EAR related cases includes EPC of the largest petrochemical
plant in West Java, power plant projects (hydro, coal fired, gas,
combined cycle, and diesel) all over the country.
Budi was elected as Chairman of APKAI since 2011, and
currently serving his second term of office. He also has an
industry role as the Vice Chairman of the Indonesian Insurance
Council. Budi is now the Deputy President and International
Division Chairman of The Australasian Institute of Chartered
Loss Adjusters (AICLA).
Budi S Maharesi graduated in
1987 from Polytechnic University
of Indonesia majoring mechanical
engineering. He joined
Schlumberger S.A, South East
Asia as a Well Testing Engineer,
and later joined PT. Trakindo
Utama (dealing with Caterpillar

5. APKAI – Asosiasi Penilai Kerugian Asuransi Indonesia
(The Association of Indonesian Insurance Adjusters) was
formed in 1979. It was originally called PEKA (Penilai
Kerugian Asuransi) when it was established with four
founding member companies. It was then called AAAI in 1988
and later renamed as APKAI in 2008. As of 2017, APKAI has
27 member companies comprising about 400 loss adjusters
from which 129 adjusters are qualified as ICAP (Indonesian
Certified Adjusting Practitioner) and 44 are members of
AICLA. APKAI has a mutual relationship with AICLA in the
form of education and training. ICAP qualified members are
recognized by AICLA and given some cross credit with the
Diploma of Loss Adjusting (AICLA) which is conducted by
ANZIIF.
The Australasian Institute of Chartered Loss Adjusters
(AICLA), established in 1997, is the leading international
loss adjusting professional and educational body for loss
adjusters with an extensive and growing membership base.
The primary object of the Institute is to advance the
Profession (of Loss Adjusting) for the benefit of its
practitioners and the public in general through the continual
education of its Members and the encouragement of skilled,
ethical and sound practice in the Profession.