Project Delay Management and
Claim Assessment Master Class

This Master Class in Project Delay Management and Claim Assessment will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of time-related insurance policies, including the processes for triggering and managing claims. The course covers common project delay issues, explores various incident scenarios, and examines how policy coverage applies to these delays. An expert facilitator with decades of experience will guide you through interactive learning techniques, including case studies and engaging discussions to enrich your learning experience.

By the end of this Anderson training course, you will be able to:

• Understand how these project delay insurance policies are arranged and the protection afforded
• Learn the underwriter’s consideration at the time of underwriting the risk
• Appreciate the claims handling aspect of this subject matter
• Highlight type of projects that require such coverage
• Apply some of the concepts relating to project delays and how it affects the contract arrangements

The training course is primarily designed to cater for project personnel and construction industry technical staff but not limited to;

• Project Engineers
• Project Managers
• Quantity Surveyors
• Consultants
• Building Surveyors
• Financial / Banking officials and representatives of Government agencies and utility companies

This Anderson training workshop will utilize a variety of proven adult-learning techniques to ensure maximum understanding, comprehension and retention of the information presented during the five days.

The facilitator employs active - learning techniques, group discussion and quiz(s) to enhance the training session. The delegates will also be provided a few challenging case studies with actual project delay scenarios – and the facilitator will guide them through achieving appropriate and effective solutions. A proper understanding of the coverage provided under the Advanced Loss of Profit (A.L.O.P) wording is essential to appreciate this subject.

Meanwhile delegates are also urged to raise their own experiences in dealing with projects and site work delays to the class for further review and group discussion. The sharing and class discussion will make this an interesting learning procedure.