Engineering project insurance

Author: Guo Zhenhua
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book is divided into four parts;
Part 1 contains five chapters, providing a detailed analysis of the structure, intrinsic meaning, and key considerations in the application of the All Risks for Construction Works insurance clause. It also introduces other insurance types involved in the project implementation phase, including Contractor's Machinery and Equipment Insurance, Engineering Quality Liability Insurance, Design Liability Insurance, etc.;
Part 2 contains five chapters, primarily discussing the principles of risk management and insurance arrangements for project implementation from the perspective of the owner or contractor, as well as methods for risk identification, risk measurement, risk assessment, and risk management decision-making;
Part 3 contains two chapters, respectively introducing the insurance procurement process and claim procedures for project owners or contractors, as well as the underwriting and claim settlement methods of insurance companies for engineering insurance;
Part 4 contains five chapters, first introducing the natural disaster risks and fire and explosion risks that various types of projects may encounter during implementation, then discussing the risks that industrial and civil buildings may face during the implementation phase, and the risks associated with construction machinery during construction. Finally, it provides a detailed elaboration on the risks of highway, bridge, and rail transit projects during implementation.
This book is suitable for insurance company staff involved in engineering insurance, insurance brokers, insurance appraisers, and engineering management personnel engaged in project risk management. It can also serve as a training textbook or reference material for relevant majors in colleges and universities.