CONSTRUCTION,ENERGY & ENGINEERING
The CILA Construction, Energy & Engineering SIG committee brings together a group of individuals who specialise in the handling of construction, energy and engineering claims.
The CILA Construction, Energy & Engineering SIG committee brings together a group of individuals who specialise in the handling of construction, energy and engineering claims. They provide a fascinating insight into the complex challenges involved and actively promote collaboration with other industry groups. The group regularly hosts well attended lectures in London which cover a diverse range of subjects and often with the opportunity for audience questions to a panel of experts.
SIG Committee
Chair
Mark Simmons
McLarens
Members
Peter Green
Sedgwick
Marcus Gresham
Charles Taylor Adjusting
Jess Henderson
Complex Claims Solutions
Chris Minter-Owen
Aon
James Ommanney
Crawford & Company
Mike Roberts
Charles Taylor
Phil Roberts
Sedgwick
Imogen Swain
Baker Tilly
Nigel Ward
Aviva
Latest updates
Enhancing Insurer’s Promise: The Construction Adjuster’s Role
This paper sets out the principles of project risk allocation and insurance responsibility in construction projects, highlighting the strategic role of specialist brokers and loss adjusters. It explores how early involvement, clear contracts and proactive claims management help align stakeholders, manage insured losses and deliver effective outcomes when claims arise.
Navigating the parties involved with EAR/CAR claims
In this paper, SIG Chair Mark Simmons explores the wide range of interested parties that may be involved in EAR/CAR contract works claims. He highlights how policy structure, contractual relationships and claim complexity can draw in multiple stakeholders, underscoring the importance of early identification, clarity and coordinated claims management.
Navigating the parties involved with EAR/CAR claims – Mark Simmons (855 KB)
Energy Transition: Insurance at the frontline of change
This paper explores how rapid change in the energy sector is reshaping insurance claims, highlighting the growing role of Construction, Energy and Engineering adjusters in navigating new technologies, evolving risks and policy expectations as the global energy transition accelerates.
Energy Transition: Insurance at the frontline of change – Imogen Swain (802 KB)
Why choose a qualified loss adjuster?
This paper explains why choosing a qualified loss adjuster is essential, highlighting how professional expertise, experience and recognised standards can lead to fairer settlements, smoother claims processes and better outcomes for clients facing complex or sensitive insurance claims.
Searching for SIG material?
Have a look in the CILA Technical library. Papers and presentations that were previously produced by our SIGs are often filed there for the benefit of members.