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Toll Free :1 300 88 3933
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Toll Free : 1 800 22 5542 
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Toll Free : 1 800 88 1033
 
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Toll Free : 1 800 18 8033 
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Malaysia Construction Insurance, Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance, Workmen Compensation Insurance Malaysia, Erection All Risk Insurance Malaysia, Malaysia Construction Plant and Equipment, Construction Machinery Insurance, Bond Insurance or Insurance Guarantee (IG), Removal of Debris, Third Party Liability, Professional Fees and Principal’s Existing Property Insurance.
 
 

Construction and Engineering Insurance Malaysia

Contractor’s All Risk Insurance
Give the contractors on your construction project comprehensive insurance to cover the risks they take for you on a daily basis.
 

A Contractor’s All Risks Insurance covers civil construction projects such as residential and office buildings, hospitals, schools, theatres, roads, railways, bridges, tunnels, airports, dams, weirs, irrigation and drainage facilities, canals and ports. Additionally, it also covers preparatory work at the construction site (site facilities, excavation and levelling, temporary structures) and also the construction materials stored at the site.

Why the Contractor’s All Risks Insurance?

The Contractor’s All Risks Insurance is a comprehensive insurance policy that covers a wide range of risks that a civil construction project is prone to. This policy is extremely useful for contractors, consulting engineers, architects and financiers because it offers them protection against any unforeseen accidents that might lead to financial losses; right from the arrival of construction materials at the site to the completion of the project.

Who is it for?

Any party involved in construction work in any way, including contractors, firms commissioned to carry out the work, sub-contractors, purchasers and owners, financers. It is termed All Risks Insurance because a single insurance contract covers the whole project and also incorporates all the participants as insured parties.

What does it cover?

The All Risk policy covers any sudden and unforeseen physical damage to the insured civil projects by any cause or peril that is not specifically excluded under the policy. Perils which are covered include:

    • Fire and Allied Perils
    • Flood, storm, tempest & cyclone
    • Earthquake, fire & shock
    • Collapse
    • Water Damage for Wet Risks

What is not covered?

  • Willful Act or Willful Negligence of the Insured
  • Partial/total cessation of Work
  • Defective material or bad workmanship
  • Normal wear and tear
  • Normal Maintenance
  • Loss or damage due to faulty design
  • Disappearance or shortage (inventory losses)
  • Contractual liabilities
  • Consequential losses
  • War and Nuclear risks
 
 
 

CONTRACTORS / ERECTION ALL RISKS

As a building contractor or developer, you would need to protect your capital investments against loss or damage to the work in progress or materials purchased for the purpose of incorporating into the project.

In addition you would also need to protect your liability against third party claims arising from the construction activities of the works.

The Contractors/Erection All Risks policies are specially designed to cater for these needs.
 
 
 
 
Contractors' All Risks / Erection All Risks Insurance

Contractors' All Risks and Erection All Risks insurance is designed to provide an all risks cover during the construction period for contract works against loss or damage to property and third party liability for accidental bodily injury or property damage in connection with the performance of the contract, other than by an excluded cause.

We aim to offer leading capacity and exercise control over underwriting, risk engineering and claims.

Coverage can be tailored to include:

  • Operational testing and commissioning
  • Delay in start-up
  • Transit and off-site storage
  • Contractors' plant and equipment
  • Third party liability (non-US/Canada/Australia locations)
  • Maintenance coverage
  • Professional fees
  • Expediting expenses
 
 
Contractors' All Risks (CAR)

Contractors' All Risk insurance (CAR) is designed to provide coverage involving construction of buildings and other civil engineering works. It provides coverage against:

  • Loss or damage to the contract works caused by any unforeseen and sudden physical loss or damage from any cause, other than those specifically excluded.
  • Damage to third party property and/or bodily injury occurring in direct connection with the erection works.

Contractors' All Risk insurance (CAR) policy is designed to provide protection against loss or damage in respect of the contract works at contract site and third party claims arising in connection with the construction of a project.

With additional premium, the cover may include Construction Plant and Equipment, Construction Machinery, Removal of Debris, Professional Fees and Principal’s Existing Property.

Duration
Contractors' All Risk insurance (CAR) of cover corresponds with the contract period which is stipulated in the Letter of Award.

PRODUCT DISCLOSURE SHEET
CONTRACTOR’S ALL RISKS
(Please read this Product Disclosure Sheet before you decide to take out a Contractor’s All Risks Insurance Policy.
Be sure to also read the general terms and conditions stated in the policy).

1. What is this product about?
This policy provides All Risks coverage unless specifically excluded under the policy for contractors to meet their insurance obligations under the contract conditions for projects awarded such as, construction of buildings, roads, railway lines, airports, tunnels, bridges, towers, dams, etc.
This policy covers the contract work to be executed in accordance with the contract, any temporary works, construction materials, construction plant and equipment used at the work site and any third party liability arising out of the performance of the contract.

2. What are the covers / benefits provided?
This policy has two sections, namely :
• Section I – Material Damage
It covers any unforeseen and sudden physical loss or damage from any cause, other than those specifically excluded under the policy:
a) to the contract work executed
b) to the contractor’s plant, machinery and equipment used for the contract at work site
c) to Principal’s existing property
• Section II – Third Party Liability
It covers the contractor for all sums which he shall become legally liable to pay as damages consequent upon:
a) accidental bodily injury to or illness of third parties (whether fatal or not)
b) accidental loss of or damage to property belonging to third parties
occurring in direct connection with the construction of the items insured under Section I and happening on or in the immediate vicinity of the work site during the period of cover.
Duration of cover corresponds with the contract period including maintenance period as stipulated in the Letter of Award. You need to purchase a new insurance policy to cover each project undertaken.


3. How much premium do I have to pay?
The total premium that you have to pay may vary depending on the Contract Value, the scope of work of the
project to be executed, the risk exposure, the extensions to basic cover required and the underwriting
requirements of the company:
• Estimated Contract Value
• Rate Applicable _____________%
• Sum Insured for Extensions of cover
• Loadings Applicable to the Extensions _____________%
The estimated total premium that you have to pay is: RM___________

4. What are some of the key terms and conditions that I should be aware of?
Some of the key terms and conditions that you should be aware of are:

• Duty of disclosure - you must give all the facts in your application form fully and faithfully otherwise your policy may be void.

 • Duty of Assured – you shall take all reasonable precautions and comply with all reasonable recommendations of the company to prevent loss, damage or liability and comply with statutory requirements and manufacturer’s recommendations.

• You must ensure that your sum insured stated in the Schedule are adequate:

a) Contract Works - full Value of the contract works at the completion of the construction inclusive of all materials, wages, freight, customs duties, dues and materials or items supplied by the Principal.

b) Construction Plant and Equipment - the replacement value of construction plant and equipment, which shall mean the cost of replacement of the insured items by new items of the same kind and capacity.

• Any extension of the contract period may be considered subject to advance notification to the company in writing and submission of relevant documents.

• Underinsurance - if the sum insured stated in the Schedule is less than the amount required to be insured at the time of loss, you are deemed to be self-insuring for the difference. The average condition shall apply in event of a claim.

• Excess - is the amount of loss that you have to bear in event of a claim.

5. What are the major exclusions under this policy?
This policy does not cover certain losses, such as:
a) loss or damage due to faulty design
b) the cost of replacement, repair or rectification of defective material and/or workmanship
c) wear and tear, corrosion, oxidation, deterioration due to lack of use and normal atmospheric conditions
d) loss or damage to construction plant, equipment and construction machinery due to electrical or mechanical
breakdown, effective lubrication or lack of oil or coolant.
e) consequential loss of any kind or whatsoever including penalties, losses due to delay, lack of performance, loss of contract.
f) loss, damage or liability caused by or arising out of :
• war, riot, strike, civil commotion
• nuclear reaction, nuclear radiation or radioactive contamination
• willful act or willful negligence
• cessation of work whether total or partial
(Note : This list is non-exhaustive. Please refer to the policy contract for the full list of exclusions under this policy.)

6. Can I cancel my policy and how do I cancel it?
There is no cancellation provision under this policy.

7. What do I need to do if there are changes to my contact details?
It is important that you inform us of any changes to your contact details. This is to ensure that all the correspondence will reach you in a timely manner.


8. Where can I get further information?
Should you require additional information about our Contractor’s All Risks insurance or any other types of insurance products, you may contact ACPG directly at your convenience. Alternatively, you may visit our website at www.acpgconsultant.com.

 

Contractors’ All Risks (CAR) Insurance – Wordings & Clauses

        001 Strike, riot and civil commotion
        002 Cross liability
        003 Maintenance visits
        004 Extended maintenance
        005 Construction and/or erection time schedule
        006 Overtime, night work, night work on public holidays and express freight
        007 Extra charges for airfreight
        008 Structures in earthquake zones
        009 Earthquake
        010 Flood and inundation
        012 Windstorm or wind-related water damage
        013 Property in off-site storage
        100 Testing of machinery and installations
        101 Tunnels, galleries, temporary or permanent subsurface structures or installations
        102 Underground cables, pipes and other facilities
        103 Crops, forests and cultures
        104 Dams and water reservoirs
        106 Sections
        107 Camps and stores
        108 Construction plant, equipment and machinery
        109 Construction material
        110 Safety measures with respect to precipitation, flood and inundation
        111 Removal of debris from landslides
        112 Fire-fighting facilities and fire safety on construction sites
        113 Inland transit
        114 Serial losses
        115 Designer’s risk
        116 Contract works taken over or put into service
        117 Laying water supply and sewer pipes
        118 Drilling work for water wells
        119 Existing property
        120 Vibration, removal or weakening of support
        121 Piling foundation and retaining wall works

Source: The International Association of Engineering Insurers (IMIA)

Source: Munich Re
 
 
 
 

Erection All Risks (EAR)

Similar to Contractors' All Risks, Erection All Risks is designed to provide comprehensive coverage for the installation and erection of engineering projects of electrical or mechanical equipments.

 
PRODUCT DISCLOSURE SHEET
ERECTION ALL RISKS INSURANCE
(Please read this Product Disclosure Sheet before you decide to take out a Erection All Risks Insurance Policy. Be
sure to also read the general terms and conditions stated in the policy).

1. What is this product about?
This policy provides All Risks coverage unless specifically excluded under the policy for contractors to meet their insurance obligations under the contract conditions for projects associated with the erection of machinery such as erection of power plants, turbines, transformers, etc.
This policy covers the erection work to be executed in accordance with the contract, any temporary works, construction materials, construction plant and equipment used at work site and any third party liability arising out of the performance of the contract.
 
2. What are the covers / benefits provided?
This policy has two sections, namely :
• Section I – Material Damage
It covers any unforeseen and sudden physical loss or damage from any cause, other than those specifically excluded under the policy:
a) to the contract work under erection
b) to the contractor’s plant, machinery and equipment used for the contract at work site
c) to Principal’s existing property
• Section II – Third Party Liability
It covers the contractor for all sums which he shall become legally liable to pay as damages consequent upon:
a) accidental bodily injury to or illness of third parties (whether fatal or not)
b) accidental loss of or damage to property belonging to third parties
occurring in direct connection with the erection of the items insured under Section I and happening on or in the immediate vicinity of the work site during the period of cover.
Duration of cover corresponds with the contract period including testing/commissioning period as stipulated in the Letter of Award. You need to purchase a new insurance policy to cover each project undertaken.
 
3. How much premium do I have to pay?
The total premium that you have to pay may vary depending on the Contract Value, the scope of work of the project to be executed, the risk exposure, the extensions to basic cover required and the underwriting
requirements of the company:
• Estimated Contract Value
• Rate Applicable _____________%
• Sum Insured for Extensions of cover
• Loadings Applicable to the Extensions _____________%
The estimated total premium that you have to pay is: RM___________
 
What are some of the key terms and conditions that I should be aware of?
Some of the key terms and conditions that you should be aware of are:
• Duty of disclosure - you must give all the facts in your application form fully and faithfully otherwise your policy may be void.
 
Duty of Assured – you shall take all reasonable precautions and comply with all reasonable recommendations of
the company to prevent loss, damage or liability and comply with statutory requirements and manufacturer’s recommendations.
• You must ensure that your sum insured stated in the Schedule are adequate:
a) Contract Works - full value of the erection works at the completion of the contract inclusive of freight, customs duties, dues and erection costs.
b) Construction Plant and Equipment - the replacement value of construction plant and equipment, which shall mean the cost of replacement of the insured items by new items of the same kind and capacity.
• Any extension of the contract period may be considered subject to advance notification to the company in writing and submission of relevant documents.
• Underinsurance - if the sum insured stated in the Schedule is less than the amount required to be insured at the time of loss, you are deemed to be self-insuring for the difference. The average condition shall apply in event of a claim.
• Excess - is the amount of loss that you have to bear in event of a claim.
 
4. What are the major exclusions under this policy?
This policy does not cover certain losses, such as:
a) loss or damage due to faulty design, defective material or casting, bad workmanship other than faults in erection.
b) wear and tear, corrosion, oxidation, incrustation
c) consequential loss of any kind or whatsoever including penalties, losses due to delay, lack of performance, loss of contract.
d) loss, damage or liability caused by or arising out of :
• war, riot, strike, civil commotion
• nuclear reaction, nuclear radiation or radioactive contamination
• willful act or willful negligence of the Assured or of his representatives
• cessation of work whether total or partial
(Note : This list is non-exhaustive. Please refer to the policy contract for the full list of exclusions under this policy.)
 
5. Can I cancel my policy and how do I cancel it?
There is no cancellation provision under this policy.
 
6. What do I need to do if there are changes to my contact details?
It is important that you inform us of any changes to your contact details. This is to ensure that all the
correspondence will reach you in a timely manner.
 
7. Where can I get further information?
Should you require additional information about our Erection All Risks insurance or any other types of insurance products, you may contact ACPG. Alternatively, you may visit our website at www,acpgconsultant.com.

 
 
 
 

Contractors All Risk Insurance Policy Features

Construction businesses are laden with variety of risks that can take a heavy toll on finances and also halt projects.

Contractors All Risks Insurance Policy helps avert the huge financial losses that the contractors suffer under such circumstances.

Key Benefits:

  • Comprehensive, continuous cover for any eventuality during construction period
  • Various options available for the insured to choose specific additional coverage such as removal of debris, express freight, covering insured's surrounding property, third party liability etc
  • Flexibility for the insured to assign limits for the amount of additional coverage

Contractors All Risk Insurance Policy Coverage

Provides cover to civil engineering projects:

  • Where the value of civil works is more than 50 per cent of the total contract value
  • During storage, erection/construction, up to completion and handing over of the works to the principal.

The Policy has the following two sections of coverage:

Section I - Material Damage

  • Damage to property insured against sudden and unforeseen causes that necessitate its repair or replacement.
  • In case of repairs and replacements, the settlement is based on production of bills.
  • In the case of total loss, settlement will be actual value immediately before loss less salvage

Section II - Third Party Liability

This Section covers

  • Legal liability for accidental loss or damage caused to property of other persons including property held in trust by or under custody of the Insured for which he is responsible, excluding any such property used in connection with construction thereon.
  • legal liability (liability under contract excepted) for fatal or non-fatal injury to any persons other than the Insureds own employees or employees of other firms connected with any other construction work or members of the Insureds family directly consequent upon or solely due to the construction of any insured property.
  • Covers cost of litigation recovered by any claimant from the Insured
  • Also covers all costs and expenses incurred with the written consent of the Insurance Company

Special Features:

You can also choose some optional covers for an extra premium:

  • Breakage of glass
  • Storage risks at fabricator’s premises / workshop
  • Clearance and removal of debris
  • Third party liability, surrounding property
  • Escalation
  • Express freight, holiday and overtime rate for wages
  • Air freight, additional customs duty
  • Construction, plant and machinery
  • Maintenance visits and extended maintenance cover

Contractors All Risk Insurance Policy Exclusions

This policy does not cover:

  • Excess as specified in the Schedule
  • Loss discovered only at the time of taking an inventory
  • Normal wear and tear, gradual deterioration due to atmospheric conditions or lack of use or obsolescence, rust, scratching of painted or polished surfaces or breakage of glass
  • Loss or damage due to faulty design
  • The cost of replacement, repair or rectification of defective material and/or workmanship
  • The cost necessary for rectification or correction of any error during construction unless resulting in physical loss or damage
  • Loss of or damage to files, drawings, accounts, bills, currency, stamps, deeds, evidence of debt, notes, securities, cheques, and packing materials such as cases, boxes, crates
  • Any damage or penalties on account of the insureds non-fulfillment of the terms of delivery or completion under his contract of construction etc.
  • Loss of or damage to vehicles licensed for general road use or water borne vessels or machinery/equipment mounted, operated, or fixed on floating vessels/craft/barges or aircraft.
 
 
 
 
Civil Engineering Completed Risks Insurance Malaysia

This Civil Engineering Completed Risks Insurance coverage policy provides cover for loss or damage to completed civil engineering properties or structures such as road, bridges, tunnel, dam and etc. Coverage is only granted for material damage to the structures insured and only repair costs are indefinable.

The Civil Engineering Completed Risks Insurance policy covers the following perils:

• fire, lightning, explosion, impact by land borne/water borne vehicles
• impact of aircraft, aerial devices
• earthquake, volcanism, tsunami
• storm
• flood, inundation, wave action, water
• subsidence, landslide, rock-slide
• frost, avalanche, ice
• vandalism

Duration of
Civil Engineering Completed Risks Insurance cover is for one year. You need to renew your insurance policy annually.

 
 

Performance Bond Insurance

A Performance Bond is to ensure that contractors faithfully carry out the terms & conditions of a written contract. The amount of the bond will be recovered by the principal should the contractor fail to perform in accordance with the terms of the contract.

 

Contractors' All Risks / Erection All Risks Insurance

ACPG offers two types of engineering insurances for construction and erection works. Contractors' All Risks policy (CAR) is used to cover civil works whilst Erection All Risks (EAR) policy is used to cover mechanical and electrical works.

 

Scope of Cover

Both policies provide the most comprehensive insurance protection on an 'all-risks' basis that generally cover loss or damage due to fire, lightning, water damage, flood, storm/tempest, subsidence, landslide, cyclone, hurricane, earthquake, volcanic eruption, burglary and theft, explosion, spontaneous combustion, heating, fermentation, impact and aircraft damage.

In general, it is possible to extend the standard policy to cover strike, riot and civil commotion, inland transit, overtime, night work and express freight expenses, air-freight, cross liability, maintenance
visits /extended maintenance among others.

General policy exclusions are the deductibles stated in the schedule, consequential losses and liquidated damages, willful act or willful negligence of any official of the Insured, corrosion, non-observance of trade rules, war and terrorism risks, faulty design amongst others.

 
 
Malaysia Renovation Insurance

CONTRACTOR ALL RISK

Introduction / coverage

Parties to a project involving the construction of building or other permanent structures required protection against loss or damage to the works concerned including third party claims in respect of property damage of bodily injury arising in connection with the project.

Contractors All Risk Insurance, subject to some specified exclusions, provide the widest possible cover required. The most important causes of losses covered under contractors all risks insurance are :-

  • Fire, lightning, explosion
  • Flood
  • Windstorm
  • Earthquake
  • Theft, burglary
  • Bad workmanship, lack of skill, negligence

Minimum information required for a quotation

  • Name of principal
  • Name of contractor and working experience
  • Nature of contract and full description scope of work
  • Breakdown of contract value
  • Third party liability limit
  • Period of insurance
  • Maintenance period
  • Letter of award
  • Site plan
  • Exposure to the elements/ eg water courses
  • Detail of surrounding properties

Malaysia Contractor Insurance
 
 
Comprehensive General Liability (CGI) Insurance Policy
Introduction :
The Comprehensive General Liability Insurance (CGL) coverage is usually purchased by contractors who undertake contract of works or services for mainly Oil and gas related industry and other industries such as Telecommunication, Power plants, Engineering, IT related etc. per the requirement in the respective contract if and when they are awarded with the contract.

Contractor must produce a CGL Policy to the principal before commencement of works.


Scope of Cover:

The CGL insurance Policy indemnifies the insured against his legal liability for property damage or bodily injury to a third party caused by an accident while carrying out the works which takes place in the coverage territory during the policy period.
CGL coverage is a very broad form and extensions can be granted under the coverage.
In addition, the policy will indemnify the insured for defense costs and expenses incurred in respect of a claim to which the policy applies.
The limit of indemnity is inclusive of defense cost and expenses incurred in respect of a claim to which the policy applies

Policy Form:

CGL Policy form is an occurrence policy form

Automatic Extensions:

• Contractual Liability
• Sudden and Accidental Pollution
• Damage to Principal’s Existing Property
• Excess Automobile Liability
• Cross Liability
• Waiver of subrogation

Additional Extensions as and when required for a Sub limit & for an additional Premium:

• Personal Injury Liability
• Product and Completed Operation

The information provided above is intended as a summary only. For full details of cover, conditions and exclusions please refer to ACPG Insurer Comprehensive General liability Insurance policy wording.
 
 
Contractors All Risks Insurance Policy
This policy from ACPG General Insurance is designed specially for those companies who deal with construction jobs. Under this policy the company is insured against all the risks or damages that they may encounter right from the start of the project till its conclusion.

The terms of the policy are clearly stated in the document provided to the client and he is expected to agree to the terms before entering into the contract.
 
The policy secures the company against any unexpected and unfortunate accident or loss during the course of the construction work, excluding a few situations which are precisely mentioned in the policy document.
 
The policy protects the constructed object as well as the equipment used in the process. It is also valid for any temporary constructions that are made on the site in case the need arises. In addition there are various other benefits offered to the client which he may opt for at his discretion which is unique to ACPG General Insurance.

Erection All Risks policy can be opted for to secure the people and machinery involved in the erection of any structure.
 
This protects all these things from any damage or harm not only while at work but also if they are being stored or transferred to another place. It provides insurance for accident caused to an outsider as well if it is caused by the insured object.

The Advanced Loss of Profits policy offers insurance on the capital invested and provides returns for any loss incurred due to a delay or accident in the construction caused by an insured object.


 
 

Contractors All Risks

Overview

Contractors’ insurance is a broad class of insurance covering the risk of damage to property which is in the course of construction or alteration. 

It is often known as: 

  • Contract works insurance
  • Construction insurance or
  • Contractors all risks insurance. 


Primarily, it covers the new materials from delivery, through the construction process to final testing and handover.

A contractors’ insurance policy can be extended to cover not just the materials and partly completed works, but also, under a separate section, the plant that may be used in the process. 

Contractors’ insurance does not automatically cover the pre-existing and original fabric that may be being altered.  This can be added as a separate item, but it is more often protected under a separate material damage or property insurance. 

Generally, the works requiring insurance are being built under a contract. This clarifies: 

  • Responsibility for how the work will be carried out
  • What insurance is required  
  • Who should arrange the cover.  


Policies can also cover works being carried out by the contractor on their own account such as speculative house building. 

Contract Clauses

Whilst contracts will be specific to a particular project and as such, unique, they often follow standardised market forms. 

For example those produced by the Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT) for building projects or the Institute of Civil Engineers (ICE) for civil engineering works. 

Standard contract wordings or forms: 

  • Assist both contractors and insurers to understand their obligations and responsibilities without having to study each individual contract, which may run into hundreds of pages, in detail
  • Save thousands of pounds in legal fees that would be payable if contracts had to be negotiated from scratch each time. 


Construction contracts, are usually lengthy documents and cover many aspects about the nature of the project including:

 Materials to be used

  • How much the works will cost
  • How the contractor will be paid
  • How the job will be carried out
  • Specific requirements for the insurance arrangements. 


The insurance clauses contained in the contract will not just be about insurance of the property but will also include the liability risks associated with the contract.  

For this reason many insurers are prepared to issue a contractors’ indemnity or contractors’ combined policy which can, under separate sections, cover the following risks: 

  • The contract works
  • Contractors’ plant
  • Employers liability
  • Public liability.   


It can involve other parties such as the party who is commissioning the job, traditionally known as the principal but now commonly referred to as the employer, and sub-contractors as well as the main contractor. 

Types Of Contract Works

Contractors’ insurance applies in respect of construction projects from start to finish. It covers the new materials from delivery, through the construction process to final testing and handover. 

There is no simple subject matter for contractors’ insurance.  The types of project covered are very varied in both their nature and risk for insurers. 

Traditionally, the subject matter will fall into either the category of construction risks or erection or engineering risks. 

Construction risks 

Construction risks are buildings (new and alterations) along with civil engineering projects like roads, bridges, tunnels, dams and sea defence work. 

The key risks for insurers are generally the same as they will be once the work is completed and insured under a commercial property policy - fire, theft and natural perils such as windstorm and flood but also structural collapse.

Erection or engineering risks 

These are contracts for the installation and testing of machinery. 

This can range from the simple siting and start up for a single process machine assembled in advance at the manufacturer’s factory right through to, say, the creation of a multi-million pound production line in a car plant. 

Whilst erection or engineering contracts may be particularly exposed to fire and explosion risks they are less prone to damage from natural perils, as they are likely in most cases to be carried out inside a completed building. 

Often, the key risk may be breakdown during the testing phase.  This will depend on the extent of the testing and commissioning of the plant carried out once the works have been completed. 

Combined risks 

Whilst insurers like to split these two types of project for their own convenience because of the difference in the risks they face, life is often not that simple! 

Quite often a single major building contract for say, a new office, can also include a significant degree of engineering work such as installation of heating, ventilation and telephone systems as well as lifts, catering and perhaps printing machinery. 

The Insurer Response

In the same way that there is no simple, homogeneous thing as a contract works project, there is no standard way that insurers provide cover - each insurer draws their boundary and provides for risks in a different way.  

The structure most widely accepted in today’s market place is that contracts for installation and testing of machinery (erection or engineering contracts) are regarded as engineering risks.  

Differences between insurers  

These appear when providing cover for contracts for building and civil engineering as there is divergence in what should be handled by the engineering underwriting department and what should be handled by the commercial property underwriting department. 

Because of their complexity, many insurers put civil engineering projects under the control of their engineering division. 

However, some insurers have specialist contractors departments quite capable of handling building, civil engineering and erection/engineering contracts. 

Some insurers split responsibility according to size with small builders insured on an annual basis to be handled by commercial property, but large individual contract covers by engineering or specialist contractors departments. 

Others split off the liability from property for handling by their respective commercial liability underwriting departments.   

Dividing lines are fine if a project fits nicely into one or other of the construction or erection/engineering risks categories.  

If, as is usually the case, the project includes existing fabric as well as new build, or fitting-out as well as building, insurers must be flexible enough to respond to the customer’s needs.  

How cover is provided    

In addition to deciding who in their organisation is best equipped to assess a particular risk, insurers need to consider whether cover is either: 

  • For a specific contract 
  • Arranged on a blanket annual basis for all jobs falling within agreed parameters of contract type, size and duration – often called an open cover. 


To conclude, the handling of a particular risk will depend on the insurer’s individual approach. 

Contractual Requirements And Insurance Cover

Legal agreements 

Contracts are legal agreements between two parties under which each party obtains rights in return for accepting certain obligations. 

Whilst contracts do not have to be in writing, they usually are in order to avoid any confusion later as to what was required of each party. 

Each party’s rights and obligations are normally set out in the written contract conditions. 

Construction contracts 

Construction contracts are essentially no different to contracts to buy a house or to sell a car. 

It sets out: 

  • What has to be done
  • By whom
  • By when
  • Who is responsible for what risks at all times
  • What insurance should be arranged
  • Who should arrange it. 


On the surface, the requirements of a construction contract might imply a rather onerous workload for the insurers who would have to wade through hundreds of pages of legal clauses before even providing a quote for a risk. 

Standard contract wordings 

In practice many projects follow standard contract wordings drawn up by trade bodies for firms in their industry.  These contracts are published and widely available so insurers can easily assess their implications. 

As there is no statutory obligation for the employer and the contractor to use a specific contract form, it is a question of negotiation. 

A common problem for underwriters arises when they are asked to quote for a risk where the standard contract has been used by the contracting parties, but with some alterations. 

These alterations (and their implications) must be clearly identified and assessed by the underwriter in order for a quote to be provided. 

Implications for insurers 

However the contract is drawn up, it will usually have several main areas of interest to insurers: 

  • Who is contractually responsible for which risks?
  • What insurance has to be arranged?
  • Who is the insurance required to indemnify?
  • Who has to arrange it? 


Given the number and scope of parties which could be involved in a project, for example: 

  • Employer
  • Main contractor
  • Project manager
  • Sub-contractors
  • Architects
  • Quantity surveyors 


it’s possible to see how important the answers to these questions become. 

Extension of cover 

In addition to the insurance requirements during the construction period, most standard forms of contract contain the option to require insurance to cover defects, caused during construction but which may come to light when damage occurs following handover during a specified period. 

This is known as the ‘maintenance period’.  

Policy Cover

The cover which insurers are usually required to provide is a wide ‘all risks’ cover to meet the insured’s contractual obligations. 

A typical operative clause could be: 

‘The insurers will indemnify the insured in respect of damage to the contract works occurring during the period of insurance within the territorial limits from any cause not subsequently excluded.’ 

The key words will have definitions which are shown below. 

The insured 

The insured is defined in the schedule.  This could be the contractor or the employer (or both) and sub-contractors if the contract calls for insurance to be arranged in joint names.

The responsibility for arranging the cover and whom it has to indemnify will be set out in the contract conditions.  

Damage 

Damage includes loss, for example, theft. 

Contract works 

This will include: 

  • Materials
  • The permanent construction works as it develops
  • Temporary works that may be required during construction but which will have no final value, for instance, shuttering to protect the sides of trenches. 


It will normally specifically exclude the existing structure for alteration contracts. 

Many policies will also cover materials stored offsite and in transit (other than by sea or air) to or from the site from the minute they are nominally allocated to an insured contract. 

Period of insurance 

The period of insurance is defined in the schedule. 

This might be for the planned construction period plus the maintenance period for one-off contracts or 12 months for a blanket cover for a contractor. 

The cover on the contract works will cease when: 

  • A certificate of completion is issued or
  • The works are taken over by the employer. 


Some standard contract forms require the works to be insured for a specified time after completion/handover (say, fourteen days) and if so, the policy should cater for this additional period. 

Territorial limits 

The territorial limits are usually Great Britain, Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, but the definition may also be broadened to include Eire and even particular contracts abroad.  

Offshore contracts, even within the territorial limits, will be excluded unless specifically agreed otherwise. 

Some insurers provide automatic cover for relatively small contracts within the European Union. 

Policy Types , Premiums And Limits

Cover can either be arranged on: 

  • A specific contract basis for a particular project or
  • An ‘open cover’ basis for a contractor covering all jobs carried out in a year within the work parameters agreed with insurers.  These provide automatic insurance for all contracts of agreed types below a stipulated limit, although insurers may want referral of individual jobs above a lower threshold purely ‘for information’. 


Larger contractors
 

Some larger contractors may have both covers in place at the same time: 

  • Open cover for the run-of-the-mill work
  • Individual project insurance for work that fall outside of the agreed parameters of the annual policy due to:
    • A higher contract value
    • A longer contract period
    • Construction projects which are more hazardous than normally undertaken
    • The location of the works being outside the territorial limits.


Occasionally insurers may want the large contract separately insured, perhaps if they are arranging reinsurance just on that particular contract. 

Alternatively, the contractor may want the insurance arranged this way to protect their long term claims experience from heavy or unusual work. 

Most often it is because other parties that make up the ‘insured’ for a particular project require separate insurance with their own name featured. 

Calculation of premiums – specific contracts 

The premium for specific contract covers will be based on planned costings and timings and is then adjusted once the work is completed.  

Calculation of planned project costs is not an exact science and it is not uncommon for contracts to ultimately cost significantly more than was planned, or advised to insurers. 

Calculations of premiums - open covers 

The premium for open covers will be based on the turnover derived from the insured jobs the contractor expects to do in the coming year and a rate reflecting the types of work they will undertake allied to their claims experience. 

The premium will be adjusted at the year-end according to the turnover actually achieved. 

Sums insured 

With either basis of cover the sum insured is based on the estimated contract value of the insured contract. 

However, to allow for unplanned increased costs, insurers usually include an element of escalation cover for contract price overshoot. 

Typically insurers’ escalator clauses automatically allow for small increases, usually up to 25% in the aggregate of the original contract value. 

Larger increases will need to be advised to the insurer for acceptance and rating. 

Exclusions

Although cover is for contractors insurance policies is for ‘all risks’, there will  be damage to the contract works which is not covered. 

The usual exclusions found in all commercial property policies will apply: 

  • War risks
  • Radioactive contamination
  • Sonic bangs. 


Other risks usually excluded include: 

Wear and tear   

This is not an ‘actual event’ of damage, more a gradually operating cause. It excludes from the insurance damage caused by deterioration due to atmospheric conditions, rust, corrosion or oxidisation. 

Inventory shortages 

Losses discovered only when a stock-take is carried out.  Insurers are covering the results of specific loss or damage events.  If the loss cannot be attributed to a specific event, insurers would not accept that the cause of loss was theft. 

Defects 

The degree of cover which insurers will give for the cost of rectifying damage caused by defective materials or workmanship which come to light either during construction or after handover in the maintenance period differs significantly between insurers. 

At one extreme is the school of thought that says that any defect caused by the contractor is due to their incompetence and the results are a trade risk, which they should be responsible for themselves. 

At the other extreme is recognition that the cost could be well beyond many contractors’ ability to pay and so insurers should help out. 

The solution in practice, is usually somewhere in the middle - insurers usually excluding the cost of rectifying the defective property but picking up the bill for resultant damage to other parts of the works.         

Terrorism  

Insurers now tend to exclude damage caused by acts of terrorism entirely but quote separately for it as a ‘buy-back’ on request.

Terrorism is not an exclusion that is permitted under the standard JCT contract forms and cover should therefore be effected unless the contract conditions are amended. 

Excess 

Policies will be subject to an excess for each and every claim.  Typically, a number of differing levels of excess apply depending on the cause of loss.  

Theft and malicious damage losses, for example, will often be subject to a higher excess. 

Some policies provide for losses caused by earthquake, storm  or flood that occur within a specified time period (for example, 72 hours) to be deemed a single claim and therefore subject to a single excess. 

Excluded activities 

The policy may also specifically exclude losses arising out of certain specified activities. For example: 

  • Multiple lifts -  the raising or lowering operations in which a single load is shared between items of lifting / handling plant
  • Overload testing - where plant undergoes any form of testing involving abnormal stresses or intentional overloading. 


Policy exclusions will vary from insurer to insurer and from policy wording to policy wording and should be considered carefully in each individual policyholder’s case. 

Extra Benefits And Maintenance Periods

Extra benefits include the following: 

Debris removal 

Insurers will pay for the cost of removing debris from the site after a loss, along with any necessary demolition, dismantling, or shoring up that is required as a result of the insured damage. 

Professional fees  

If a building is significantly damaged, work has to be done by professionals such as architects, surveyors and engineers in drawing up plans to arrange how the re-building can be done. 

Such costs can be substantial and would not be covered, but for this clause. 

It is important to note that professional fees incurred in preparing the insured’s claim are not covered. 

EU and public authority requests  

Building regulation requirements are constantly changing, and even a new building in the course of construction could be open to enforced changes if damage occurred before it was completed. 

With this clause such extra costs would be covered. 

The need for this extra cover is clearly less likely for a new building than for the average building insured under a commercial property policy. 

This extra cover only relates to costs created as a result of re-building or repair work following insured damage - if changes would have to have been made anyway to meet new legislation, perhaps to install better ramps to improve access for the disabled, cover would not apply. 

Limits 

Historically, insurers applied a percentage limit, often 10% for each of the 3 items above, payable in addition to the policy limit for these covers but increasingly it is now covered provided the limit of liability (the estimated contract price) is adequate. 

Automatic reinstatement 

Traditionally commercial insurers took the view that if they paid a loss, the insured had ‘used up’ the insurance bought for that element of property. 

If the property was then replaced, the insured was expected to request additional cover. 

Now most policies automatically reinstate the sum insured after the loss but reserving the right to charge an additional premium. 

Maintenance periods 

Cover is only available for a maintenance or defects liability period if this is stipulated in the contract. 

The maintenance period commences from the date the finished project is handed over and the contractor’s insurance policy would otherwise end. 

For buildings, a period of 12 months is normal although on occasions this may be increased to 24 months. 

For engineering/erection contracts, whilst 12 months is also the norm, the actual period can be more variable within a usual range of 3 to 24 months. 

The key point to remember is that cover relates to damage to the contract works: 

  • Caused by an insured peril prior to the commencement of the maintenance period which comes to light during the maintenance period
  • Caused by the contractor in the course of any work carried out during the maintenance period in compliance with their obligations under the contract. 


The policy does not cover damage from say, natural perils (for example, storm or flood) occurring during the maintenance period but would cover fire damage caused by the contractor whilst on site carrying out the maintenance work. 

Tools And Constructional Plant  

Tools and constructional plant, be it owned or hired, are generally excluded from the definition of the contract works but cover is available as an additional item or section. 

The number of items/sections differs greatly between insurers. 

Employees’ tools and effects 

These can be covered but are usually kept separate from the insured’s own plant because of the different insurable interest and lower indemnity limits and excesses applicable. 

The main reason is because cover is more limited - it is typically restricted to contract sites only although some policies cover employees’ tools and effects whilst adjacent to the site as well as on it. 

Constructional plant 

This can be anything from a pick and shovel to a crane.  It can be owned or hired, mobile or static, large or small. 

Temporary buildings such as site huts are included within the definition of plant but they may be split from other owned plant by having two schedule items. 

Owned and hired plant  

These are usually kept separate and there may be further sub-divisions into separate items, according to the insurer.  

Owned plant 

In theory at least, cover is available on either a reinstatement or indemnity basis although insurers are usually reluctant to give reinstatement on other than new or small plant. 

Cover is available on either a blanket basis for all plant or all plant of a specific type, or for specific items only. 

It is charged according to the types of plant and values. 

The cover provided is much the same as for the contract works - ‘all risks’ excluding breakdown (which should be arranged in the engineering market.) 

Cover usually applies on site but also in transit to or from site. 

Cover off site 

There is less consistency in approach between insurers about constructional plant in other locations.  Some insurers provide cover anywhere within the territorial limits whilst some restrict cover to losses on or in the vicinity of contract sites. 

Most exclude plant hired out. 

The biggest area of divergence relates to owned plant not currently in use and back at base - some insurers include this automatically. Some will include at a price and others will not include in any circumstances. 

Requirements for hired in plant 

Cover can be extended to apply to hired plant in the insured’s ‘custody or control’, in exactly the same way as the insured’s own plant but may not provide a full indemnity in the event of a claim - the insured may have a greater responsibility under the terms of their hiring contract.  

For example, the hire contract may require them to: 

  • Reimburse the owner on a reinstatement basis
  • Pay for continued hiring charges until the item is either repaired and returned or replaced. 


Therefore insurers generally offer cover for hired plant under a legal liability wording - they protect the insured for their legal obligations under the hire contract wording. 

Insurers are generally happy with the terms of the most common form of contract for plant hiring in the UK, that issued by the Construction Plant–Hire  Association (CPA).  There are many others that are far more onerous and these are generally unacceptable to insurers. 

To overcome this, insurers in the main will limit any indemnity under the policy to that which would have applied if the hiring had been made under CPA conditions. 

Others, however, will only indemnify on a liability basis for contracts actually made using CPA conditions. 

Liability Risks

Contract documents cover all aspects of the project.  In carrying out the work, the contractor can cause injury or damage to persons legitimately on the site, such as a council building surveyor, or possibly, to passers by. 

If this is as a result of their negligence or of their staff, a claim for compensation is likely to be brought against the contractor. 

The injury could be caused by the actions of a sub-contractor, which the main contractor has appointed. Often it’s the main contractor that the injured party chooses to sue. 

Conversely, the negligent party could be another contractor appointed directly by the employer and the injured claimant may choose to play safe and sue all parties involved in the contract including our poor contractor. 

Confused? 

It is for these reasons that it is important that the contract sets out clearly who is responsible, under which circumstances and above all, who is responsible for arranging the insurance. 

Format of contracts 

Contracts usually follow similar formats which include these stages: 

  • Create or allocate liabilities - they say who is the responsible party should something go wrong
  • Require the responsible party to indemnify the other party
  • Ensure that the responsible party has adequate funds by requiring insurance to be effected - usually detailing the extent and level of insurance to be purchased. 


It is important to appreciate that whilst the level of insurance required is specified, the indemnity that could be required at law of the responsible party is theoretically unlimited. 

The responsible party is usually the contractor and they must indemnify their employer.  The extent of the indemnity required can vary from contract to contract. 

Indemnity to principal 

The standard contractors’ liability policy incorporates an ‘indemnity to principal’ clause which allows the unnamed employer to submit a claim under the contractor’s liability policy for losses arising out of the contract works. 

The employer is indemnified provided they comply with all the standard policy terms and conditions such as notifying the claim promptly and allowing insurers to be responsible for the conduct of the claim. 

It should be noted that due to the nature of the contracts which contractors are required to sign, contractors’ liability policies provide cover beyond the limited contractual liability cover generally offered to other trades and professions. 

Cover for other trades and professions 

Other trades’ and professions’ public liability policies typically limit the contractual liability cover provided to liability that would have applied in the absence of the contract being signed. 

In other words, if the insured was not legally responsible for the loss before they signed the contract then the policy will not cover the additional liability accepted by signing the contract.  

Exclusions 

Whilst contractors’ liability policies can cover these additional liabilities they will exclude liability for: 

  • Fines
  • Penalties
  • Liquidated damages (payments required under the terms of the contract for late completion of the works). 


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Policy Conditions

Policy conditions set out the rules and guidelines that form the basis of the insurance policy - the agreement between insurer and insured and  usually include the items shown below: 

Compliance with policy terms  

As the insurance policy is a legal contract it is automatic that in order to obtain the benefit of their rights under the contract the insured has to comply with its terms. 

This clause ties any other party (such as the contractor’s employer or a sub contractor) seeking indemnity under the insurance policy to the same obligations. 

Reasonable precautions  

The insured has a duty to take all reasonable precautions to prevent injury or damage occurring and, if it has, to keep the loss to a minimum, (mitigate). 

Alteration in risk/working conditions 

This usually requires the insured to: 

  • Notify the insurer if any feature of the risk changes in a way that increases the risk or if any defects or conditions of working are discovered which render the risk more than usually hazardous
  • Take such actions as insurers believe the circumstances require in order to reduce the increased hazard. 


If an insured fails to do this, the insurer may be able to invalidate the insurance immediately. 

Adjustment of premium  

Contractors’ insurance premiums are based on estimates: 

  • Anticipated contract value for specific covers
  • Projected annual turnover for open covers.


Both need to be adjusted at the end of the period to ensure the insurer gets an equitable premium for the risk they have been exposed to. 

Annual policies often incorporate a minimum deposit premium so that if the estimated annual turnover is not achieved by the insured then insurers do not have to refund any of the deposit premium. 

This clause sets out when declarations are required and usually gives the insurer the right to charge an additional premium if the insured fails to make a declaration. 

Cancellation

This outlines the terms under which the insurer may cancel the policy - that is, the period of notice the insurer is required to provide and that notice must be in writing by registered post to the last known address of the insured. 

The period of notice varies but 21 to 30 days is typical. 

It is only in serious circumstances that an insurer chooses to cancel the policy before renewal date. 

The cancellation condition may also allow the insured to cancel the policy in certain circumstances, for example, within fourteen days of inception. 

The clause will usually explain how any premium refund due to the insured will be calculated. 

If, however, the insured cancels the policy outside of any initial period of grace (such as the fourteen days) the minimum deposit premium requirement is likely to come into operation. 

The cancellation condition, or a separate condition, will also normally cover a situation in which premium payment is monthly.  In such circumstances cover usually expires at the instant the insured defaults on a payment although insurers normally commit to giving 7 days written warning.

Claims Conditions

These usually include the items shown below: 

Claims process  

This condition usually guides the insured through the claims process including: 

  • Notification of any event likely to result in a claim
  • Responsibilities for providing supporting material/documentation
  • Helping the insurer to investigate the circumstances of the loss. 


In the hope that early police action will increase the chance of getting any stolen property back insurers usually require notification of a theft or malicious damage loss to be reported to the: 

  • Police, immediately
  • Insurer, as soon as possible. 


It is usual for losses arising as a result of riot to have to be reported within seven days so that insurers might use their subrogation rights (see below) to recover their outlay from the police authority concerned. 

Other events that might lead to a claim usually only need referral to the insurer as soon as possible or as soon as reasonably practicable. 

The claims conditions will require the insured to preserve any damaged or defective property which might prove necessary as evidence for examination by insurers. 

Procedures will also include arrangements for referring the issue to arbitration if there is a dispute between the insured and insurer on the size of any settlement. 

Sometimes policies include procedures for the insured to refer the case to an independent adjudicator if they have a complaint about the way the insurer has treated them.

Insurer’s rights  

These cover the rights that the insurer can assume so that they are able to sensibly look after the various interests of the insured, their other policyholders and their shareholders.  These usually include:

Subrogation 

This allows the insurer to take over the rights of the insured and enable them to pursue recovery of their outlay from any other party who could be totally or partially responsible for the loss. 

This means the insured cannot profit from the loss by claiming from their insurer and also another party. 

Under common law subrogation rights arise only after indemnity has been given - after paying a claim. The subrogation condition amends this so insurers can begin to pursue their outlay on notification of a claim. 

Contribution   

This is a standard condition in most types of insurance.  It states what will happen if there is more than one policy covering a loss, often involving insurers sharing the costs proportionately. 

The condition protects the principle of indemnity by ensuring that the insured does not gain from a loss by claiming more than once. 

Fraud 

Insurers withdraw any rights under the policy in the event of fraud or attempted fraud by the insured.

 
 
Malaysia Installation Insurance
 
Erection All Risks Insurance Policy
Malaysia
By ACPG Management Sdn Bhd (ACPG).


Erection All Risks Insurance

The policy covers all kinds of erection and testing on individual machine, industrial machinery, industrial plants, steel works and/or structure as well as third party property and/or bodily injury arising in connection with the erection work.

The cover may include Civil Engineering Works, Equipment for Erection, Removal of Debris, Professional Fees and Principal’s Existing Property.


Duration of cover corresponds with the contract period which is stipulated in the Letter of Award.


Loss Of Profit Following Machinery Breakdown Insurance

This policy is designed to provide coverage for loss of gross profit due to business interuption caused by an accident indefinable under Machinery Breakdown Insurance. The loss of gross profit is as a result of reduction in turnover due to decreased in production and increased in cost of working.


Boiler & Pressure Vessel Insurance

A boiler or pressure vessel stores substantial energy which on being released by explosion causes extensive damage and sometimes injury. Therefore protection is needed against serious consequence of a major boiler or pressure vessel explosion.

This policy provides coverage for Boiler or Pressure Vessel caused by and solely due to explosion of any boiler or pressure vessel insured whilst in the course of ordinary working.


Contractor's All Risks

This policy is designed to provide protection against loss or damage in respect of the contract works at contract site and third party claims arising in connection with the construction of a project.

With additional premium, the cover may include Construction Plant and Equipment, Construction Machinery, Removal of Debris, Professional Fees and Principal’s Existing Property.


Duration of cover corresponds with the contract period which is stipulated in the Letter of Award.


Contractors' Plant & Machinery Insurance

This policy provides coverage for the plant and machinery used by the contractors at the site for various projects. It provides protection against loss or damage from any cause not specifically excluded in a manner necessitating repair or replacement.

The sum insured should equal to the cost of replacement of the same kind and capacity via cost of replacement including freight, dues and customs duties plus cost of erection.


Deterioration of Stock In Cold Storage Insurance

This policy provides coverage against loss due to deterioration of stock in the cold-storage rooms following from material damage to the refrigeration plant which is indefinable under the Machinery Breakdown Insurance.

Electronic Shield Insurance

This policy provides protection against loss or damage to equipment which are electronically dominant.

The policy comprises 3 sections as follow:

SECTION 1 MATERIAL DAMAGE COVER
Cover all electronic equipment against all unforeseen and sudden physical loss or damage to the insured items which have not expressly excluded.

SECTION 2 DATA MEDIA COVER

Cover the Data Media such as disks and tapes external to the computer system due to material loss or damage which is indemnifiable under Section 1 of the policy.

SECTION 3 INCREASED COST OF WORKING

Provide indemnity for additional expenditure incurred for cost of hiring equipment following material loss or damage which is indefinable under Section 1 of the Policy.


Civil Engineering Completed Risks Insurance

This policy provides cover for loss or damage to completed civil engineering properties or structures such as road, bridges, tunnel, dam and etc. Coverage is only granted for material damage to the structures insured and only repair costs are indefinable.

The policy covers the following perils:


• fire, lightning, explosion, impact by land borne/water borne vehicles

• impact of aircraft, aerial devices
• earthquake, volcanism, tsunami
• storm
• flood, inundation, wave action, water
• subsidence, landslide, rockslide
• frost, avalanche, ice
• vandalism



Machinery Breakdown Insurance

This policy provides insurance cover for sudden and unforeseen physical damage or loss to the insured machine whilst either at work or rest and during cleaning, inspection, over-hauling or removal to another position within the premises. It covers all "accidental" damage or loss from any causes except those specifically excluded in the policy.

Storage Tank Insurance
Provides protection against sudden and unforeseen physical loss or damage to storage tanks caused by bursting, splitting, rupture or collapse. The policy can be extended to covers loss of contents contained in the storage tanks and must be directly resulting from any material damage to the storage tank which is indefinable.
 
 

Erection All Risk Insurance Policy
Under the Erection All Risk insurance policy of ACPG General Insurance the client is offered insurance against all the possible dangers he may have to face in the construction business. It covers the different risks involved in erecting structures, testing their strength and commissioning them.

The insurances offered under this plan include insurance of goods or articles being transported from one place to another by all means except air, customs duty, insurance of the equipment being used by the contractor on the insured site, storage risks of articles on site, liability towards a third party and expenses for the removal of debris.
 
The policy also covers the expenses in case testing operations take longer than was anticipated and if there are losses to the client due to delays or disturbances in the process of the business.

The advantages of the Erection All Risk insurance policy of ACPG General Insurance are plentiful no doubt but there are also a number of reasons the plan will not function for. In case of damages caused by war operations, intentional destruction of property, damages incurred due to the carelessness of workmen etc. the plan stands null.
 
In addition if the client is involved in legal issues or causes some damage to the surrounding area that is not insured then too the policy is not liable to pay the expenses.

The Erection All Risk insurance policy of ACPG General Insurance is an erection cum storage policy and so deals with the insurance of those things alone. The client is advised to read the terms carefully before signing the agreement.


 

Contractor’s Plant & Machinery Insurance

Protect valuable plant and machinery against damage with Zen Contractor's Plant & Machinery Insurance.

A Contractor’s Plant & Machinery Insurance insures movable plant and machinery owned or leased by the principals or contractors and used on site for various construction work, repairs & maintenance jobs. An ‘All Risk’ policy that covers sudden and unforeseen physical damage to the insured electrical and mechanical machinery by any cause or peril that is not specifically excluded under the terms of the policy, it can be acquired by Owners of Machinery, Contractors, Banks and Financial Institutions which finance the machinery.

Why the Contractor’s Plant & Machinery Insurance?

Construction Plant and Equipment are often a major part of a contractor’s investment. The fact that the equipment is often exposed to extreme weather and natural perils, besides being used in hostile terrain; adds to the risk of damage to the equipment.

What is not covered under the Contractor’s Plant & Machinery Insurance?

  • Electrical / mechanical breakdown
  • Transit risks from site to site (separate marine cover is required)
  • Vehicles designed and licensed for general road
  • Hull and machinery of waterborne vessel / crafts
  • Freezing of coolant or other fluids, defective lubrication, replaceable parts
  • Plant / machinery working underground (unless specifically endorsed)
  • Total and partial immersion in tidal waters
  • Equipments undergoing testing
  • Pre-existing defects at inception
  • Loss or damage due to explosion of boiler / pressure vessel
  • Cost of preparing drawings /patterns /core boxes
  • Cost of alteration, improvement, overhauls, modifications, additions, material changes
  • Consequential Loss
  • Breakage / abrasion of wire or stands of rope / slings of crane
 
 
 
 
 
 
Performance Bond Insurance Policy
(Insurance Guarantee) By ACPG.

Bond
Bond is an instrument to guarantee the performance of the Contractor in fulfilling the contractual obligations/ responsibilities as required by the Principal (in a construction or construction-related contract).

In the event of default of the said contractual obligations/ responsibilities by the Contractor, the Principal shall be entitled to demand the amount of the Bond and the Insurance Company shall pay the said amount guaranteed accordingly. The Insurance Company, in turn, shall recover the losses from the Contractor and the guarantors.

Bond can be issued either in the form of a Bank Guarantee or an Insurance Guarantee.

Tender Bond
This is required by a Contractor in connection with the submission of tender for a contract job to the Principal.

The purpose of the Bond is to guarantee the Contractor submits a bone-fide tender, stands by it, and is capable of providing a Performance Bond in the event the said Contractor's tender is accepted by the Principal.
Performance Bond
This is required in the event a Contractor's tender is accepted by the Principal and a Letter of Award is issued.

The purpose of the Bond is to guarantee the Contractor is able to fulfill the contractual obligations towards completion of the contract.
Advance Payment Bond
This is required in the event a Contractor is applying for an advance payment from the Principal to help funding the preliminary costs and mobilization works of the contract.

The purpose of the Bond is to guarantee the Contractor is able to make repayments for the advanced money. The mode of repayment is through deduction/recoupment from subsequent progress payments, the quantum of which is determined by the Principal.

This type of Bond is only applicable for Government contracts only.
 
 

BOND INSURANCE

Introduction
Bonds which may be required in almost every sphere of inter-personal and inter-corporation transactions are very wide in scope. Generally speaking, it is not a form of insurance business but because of the fact that insurance companies are financial institutions, their bonds are acceptable hence the involvement of insurance companies in bonding business, particularly those bonds which can generate other classes of insurance business for example bonds business which are secured together with other project insurance like the contractors’ Erection All Risk, Public Liability and Workmen’s Compensation insurance.

Under the PIAM’s bond underwriting guideline , the total bond business which an insurer can underwrite is limited to 5% of the total gross premium of the company based on the previous financial year ( not restricted to new business only but can include extension of existing contracts ie on total )

There are certain peculiar features in bond:-

A bond once given, cannot be cancelled before its expiry date
All bond issued to contractors for government projects are demand bonds and we worded in such a way that they can be invoked by holder of the bond without any reason and explanation. Insurer is obliged to pay upon demand notwithstanding any dispute or protest by the contractor or insurer or any third party.


 
Contract Guarantee / Bond Insurance
Bonds, which may be required in almost every sphere of inter-personal and inter-corporation transactions, are very wide in scope. Generally speaking, it is not a form of insurance business but because of the fact that insurance companies are financial institutions, their bonds are acceptable, hence the involvement of insurance companies in bonding business, particularly those bonds which can generate other classes of insurance business for example, bonds business which are secured together with other project insurances like the Contractors'/Erection All Risks, Public Liability and Workmen's Compensation insurance.

Under the PIAM Bond Underwriting Guidelines, the total bond business which an insurer can underwrite is limited to 5% of the total gross premium of the company based on the previous financial year (not restricted to new business only but can include extension of existing contracts, i.e. on total).

There are certain peculiar features in Bonds:

A bond once issued, is non-cancellable before its expiry date.
All bonds issued to contractors for government projects are demand bonds and are worded in such a way that they can be invoked by the holder of the bond without any reason and explanation. The Insurer is obliged to pay upon demand notwithstanding any dispute or protest by the contractor or insurer or any third party.

The most common types of bonds in use in connection with the construction industry are :

Bid or Tender Bond
Performance Bond
Advance Payment Bond (for government contract only)

Definitions

Types of bonds


Bid or Tender Bond

This is a guarantee required in connection with the submission of tenders for contract jobs with Public Authorities or Private Principals where relevant.

The bond value is usually a fixed amount determined by the Principal.

The main objective of this bond is to guarantee that the contractor who is awarded the contract will accept the Contract at the terms that was submitted by him to the principal. If he is unable to maintain his quotation, the Bond will be liquidated and the principal will request the surety to pay for the damages sustained up to the amount of the bond.

Performance Bond

This type of bond is usually required by the Principal to ensure that the Contractor fulfills his contractual obligations e.g. within the period specified or in accordance with the conditions of the contract.

The bond value is usually 5% of the contract value but this may vary.

If the Contractor does not complete the contract within the time specified and if no extension in the period is allowed, then the Bond or Guarantee is liquidated.

Advance Payment Bond (for Government Contract only)

This type of bond is only allowed for Government Contracts under the Persatuan Insurans Am Malaysia (PIAM) - General Insurance Association of Malaysia: Bond Underwriting Guidelines.

This is required when a Contractor applies for an advance payment from the Principal to help in the funding of the preliminary costs and mobilisation works of the contract.

The bond value ranges from 15% to 25% of the total contract value.

Foreign Workers Bond

This guarantee is required by the Immigration Department from an employer under Regulation 21 of the Immigration Regulations. It guarantees to pay the Director General of Immigration of Malaysian up to a maximum aggregate sum of the bond value, in the event that any of the foreign worker(s) is/are to be repatriated back to their home country in the course of their employment in Malaysia.

The duration of the bond and bond value for each foreign worker is fixed by the Immigration Department and it varies from country to country. 



 

INSURANCE GUARANTEE (IG)

WHY INSURANCE GUARANTEE (IG)?

When the employer gets Kdn approval to employ an expatriate or artist to come into Malaysia to work for them, the employer needs to get Insurance Guarantee (IG) before immigration Department approves and issue a calling visa & work permit.
IG is one of the compulsory documents required by Immigration Department.

GUARANTEE AMOUNT REQUIRED

The amount of Guarantee is according to Nationality
SINGAPORIAN – RM200
THAILAND, COMBODIAN, – RM250
INDONESIAN,BANGLADESHI – RM500
PAKISTANI, INDIAN, MYANMAR, SRI LANKAN, PHILIPINE,- RM750
JAPANESE – RM1,000
KOREAN, BRITISH, FRANCE, CANADA, HONG KONG, CHINA, HAITIENNE – RM1500
RUSSIAN, USA, COLUMBIAN – RM2000
 
 
GUARANTEE PERIOD: FROM 13 MONTHS TO 26 MONTHS

Normally, Immigration Department required 13 months duration of guarantee.

PROCESSING DURATION

We can cover and deliver the Bank Guarantee in *1 working day.

(*SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY AND PLEASE REFER TO OUR PERSON IN CHARGE).

Minimum information require for insurance guarantee (IG)

     
Name of employer
Address of employer
Name of the expatriate
Passport number of the expatriate
Nationality of the expatriate
Place of Immigration
Bank guarantee duration that require.
 
 

Corporate Insurance

A comprehensive coverage that protects your business from the beginning. The following are some common coverages:

 
 
Contractor All Risk Malaysia

The Contractors All Risks Insurance offers comprehensive coverage for all types of civil construction risks. This policy covers physical loss or damage to property, as well as third party liability related to work conducted on the contract site.
Cover includes: The coverage for physical loss or damage to property is on an "All Risks" basis, i.e. the policy insures against damage to property in the course of construction by all sudden, accidental and unforeseen causes other than specified excluded perils and forms of damage. This cover includes works brought on to the site for the purposes of the contract as well as temporary works erected or constructed on-site. Additionally, the policy includes coverage for physical loss or damage to construction plant & machinery, equipment and tools used per the insured contract.
Third party liability: This policy also includes third party liability coverage. This insures against accidental bodily injury or illness to third parties as well as accidental loss of, or damage to property belonging to third parties, caused by an accident at the construction site. The policy also indemnifies for legal costs and expenses recovered by a claimant from the insured.
 
 
Malaysia Workmen’s Compensation Insurance
PRODUCT DISCLOSURE SHEET
WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION
(Please read this Product Disclosure Sheet before you decide to take out a Workmen’s Compensation Insurance Policy.
 
Be sure to also read the general terms and conditions stated in the policy).

1. What is this product about?
This policy covers you as an employer in respect of your statutory liability under the Workmen’s Compensation Act as well as at Common Law to your employees who are not covered by the Social Security Organisation (SOCSO) as provided for under the Employees Social Security Act 1969.
As an employer, you could be held liable due to:
• personal negligence
• failure to provide a safe place and a safe system of work
• failure to exercise reasonable care in recruitment of competent staff
• failure to provide proper machinery and maintain them in good working order
 
2. What are the covers / benefits provided?
This policy indemnifies you against all sums for which you shall be liable to pay compensation to your employees
• for personal injury sustained by accident or disease arising out of and in the course of his/her employment under
a) the Workmen’s Compensation Act 1952, and subsequent amendments to the Act, or
b) at Common Law
• In addition, all costs and expenses incurred with the written consent of the company in defending any claim for such compensation.
Duration of cover is One year. You need to renew your insurance policy annually.
 
3. How much premium do I have to pay?
The total premium that you have to pay may vary depending on the Estimated Annual Earnings declared, the Common Law Limit required, the nature of occupation of the employees insured and the underwriting
requirements of the company.

Common Law Limit
Estimated Annual Earnings
Rate Applicable _____________% on Estimated Annual Earnings
The estimated total premium that you have to pay is: RM___________
 
4. What are some of the key terms and conditions that I should be aware of?
Some of the key terms and conditions that you should be aware of are:
• Duty of disclosure - you must give all the facts in your application form fully and faithfully otherwise your policy may be void.
• Change in Risk - you must inform the company or your agent in writing on any material changes during the policy period so that the necessary amendments are endorsed into your policy.
• Duty of Assured - you shall take reasonable precautions to prevent accidents and disease and shall comply with all statutory obligations.
• You must maintain proper records of each employee and declare to the company their wages and earnings truthfully, otherwise in the event of a claim, the average condition in the policy shall apply.
• You shall not incur any expense or make any payment, settlement or arrangement in respect of any claim under this policy without the written authority/confirmation of the company.
 
5. What are the major exclusions under this policy?
This policy does not cover :
• any employee who is not a "workman” within the meaning of the Law(s)
• your liability to employees of Contractors.
• any injury by accident or disease sustained outside the Territorial Limit
• any liability assumed by agreement
• any injury by accident or disease attributable to war, nuclear weapons material, ionizing, radiations or
contamination by radioactivity from any nuclear fuel
• any liability of whatsoever nature attributable directly or indirectly to HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) and/or any HIV related illness including AIDS and/or any mutant derivatives or variations thereat.
(Note : This list is non-exhaustive. Please refer to the policy contract for the full list of exclusions under this policy.)
 
6. Can I cancel my policy and how do I cancel it?
You may cancel your policy at anytime by giving written notice to our company in which case we shall retain the customary short period rate for the time the policy has been in force. Upon cancellation, you are entitled to a refund premium subject to the minimum premium to be retained by the company. No refund of premium will be allowed if there is a claim under the policy..
 
7. What do I need to do if there are changes to my contact details?
It is important that you inform us of any changes to your contact details. This is to ensure that all the
correspondence will reach you in a timely manner.
 
8. Where can I get further information?
Should you require additional information about our Workmen’s Compensation insurance or any other types of insurance products, you may contact us directly at your convenience. Alternatively, you may visit our website at www.acpgconsultant.com
 

Workmen’s Compensation Insurance Malaysia

This policy covers you as an employer in respect of your statutory liability under the Workmen’s Compensation Law(s) as well as at Common Law to your employees who are generally not covered by SOCSO.

This policy indemnifies you against all sums for which you shall be liable to pay compensation to any employee for personal injury sustained by accidents or occupational diseases arising out of and in the course of his employment under:

The Workmen’s Compensation Act 1952 and the subsequent amendments to the Act or
The Common Law. The standard Common Law limit is RM1,000,000 any one accident and in the aggregate


Engineering Insurance Malaysia

Construction Insurance Malaysia

Contractors' All Risks Insurance Malaysia

Erection All Risks Insurance Malaysia

Public Liability Insurance Malaysia

Workmen Compensation Insurance Malaysia

Foreign Worker Insurance Malaysia

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ACPG Management Sdn Bhd

+603-92863323, +6011-12239838

 

Construction Insurance Malaysia

A proven leader in the construction industry, ACPG Insurers delivers integrated property & casualty and specialized insurance solutions which are tailored to construction risks from:

Residential and Commercial Projects

Civil Engineering Projects such as pipelines, dams, roads and rail

Power and Energy Projects of all sizes

Petrochemical and Industrial plants

 

Our unique industry practice group provides clients with a comprehensive spectrum of products including Project Cargo, Casualty, Surety, Environmental and Project Professional Indemnity.

 

Whether you’re a Principal, Property Developer, Main Contractor, we will work collaboratively with you and your broker to help develop seamless and effective risk management solutions.

 

OUR STRENGTHS

By working with ACPG Insurers Construction Industry Practice, you will benefit from our strengths which encompass:

Local knowledge backed by global capability

Comprehensive suite of services

Experienced underwriting team

Dedicated Construction Risk Engineers

Superior Claims Handling and Administration

Consultative approach to loss prevention and mitigation

Tailor-made programs backed by client-centric service

Broad coverage

Long-term focus on client relationships

 

PRODUCT RANGE

 

ACPG Insurers Construction Industry Practice offers a range of products and services including:

Contract Works

Delay in Start Up

General Liability

Umbrella/Excess Casualty Covers

Project Professional Liability

Environmental Pollution Liability

Contract Surety

Construction Risk Management Services

Marine Cargo including DSU

Directors & Officers Liability

Terrorism

 

Construction All Risks – Builder Risk

Contractors, property developers and principals will all benefit from this insurance, which provides both single risk project cover and annual polices. It is available on a standalone basis but can also be packaged with excess casualty (GL), employers’ liability or environmental impairment liability.

 

PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

 

ACPG Insurers have a strong track record of leading the insurance of large and complicated project contracts

 

ACPG Insurers are recognised technical expertise in the sector

Our expertise in claims handling and investigation is widely acknowledged

 

ACPG Insurers seek to develop long-term relationships with clients

 

COVER

Our standard cover includes contract materials and/or works.

Cover can be extended to include:

Contractors’ plant and equipment

Delay in start up

Non-negligent liabilities

Public liability

 

Construction All Risks – Civil Engineering

This insurance provides contractors involved in hydro projects, motorways, railways and pipelines with annual cover or single risk project cover.

 

PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

ACPG Insurers have a strong track record of leading the insurance of large and complicated project contracts

ACPG Insurers are recognised technical expertise in the sector

ACPG Insurers seek to develop long-term relationships with clients

 

COVER

Our standard cover includes:

Consequences of design

Extended maintenance

Natural catastrophes

Property damage only

Primary third party liability

Cover can be extended to include:

Delay in start up

Full design

 

Erection all Risks

ACPG Insurers Erection All Risks (EAR) insurance includes the erection and installation of electrical or mechanical plant and machinery.

 

It’s ideal for mechanical and electrical contractors looking for annual contract cover or developers, manufacturers, power and energy companies involved in large and complex installations.

 

Our target areas include construction of power plants, oil and gas facilities and other heavy industries such as steel, aluminium and cement, as well as traditional light engineering projects such as bottling plants and pharmaceuticals.

 

PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

Experience in writing many types of risks from standard installation contracts to large scale power and energy plants

A strong track record of leading the insurance of large and complex project contracts

 

The capacity to cover contracts in many overseas territories

Highly experienced risk engineers who can assist in risk management and risk reduction, as well as ensure that standards are maintained during the erection and installation works to help reduce losses

 

COVER

Our standard EAR cover is for the erection and / or installation of electrical or mechanical plant and machinery globally.

 

It can also cover losses during the testing and commissioning prior to hand-over and damage during the contractual maintenance period.

 

Cover can be provided for movement and re-erection of machinery along with testing, commissioning and maintenance of installed machinery.

 

An ‘all-risks’ cover that includes breakdown and explosion during testing and commissioning.

Available on contracts overseas subject to some territorial and environmental peril limitations.

 

The standard insurance offers cover for defective design under the wording and damage to installed equipment during maintenance visits. This can be extended to give wider defective design cover and either extended or ‘full’ or guarantee maintenance.

 

Comprehensive General Liability (CGL) Insurance

To meet the needs of casualty insurance clients it takes underwriting skill, risk engineering expertise and superior claims handling. These are key strengths of ACPG Insurers.

 

ACPG Insurers has a broad appetite for risk and provides public and product liability to medium, large, and multinational businesses on a domestic and international basis.

 

BENEFITS

Flexible policies which can be tailored to client needs

Highly experienced and dedicated casualty underwriters

Cover is available for North American exports and domiciled companies

Casualty Engineers with specialist expertise

Multinational capabilities

Proven global claims handling capabilities

 

Foreign Workers Insurance

Employees are a company's greatest asset therefore it is essential for an employer to get their employees protected.

 

Being one of the approved panel insurance companies to provide foreign workers insurance, ACPG Insurers has three products designed to provide financial relief for the employer in the event of death, hospitalization or repatriation of their foreign workers.

 

Foreign Workers Compensation Scheme (FWCS)

As provided under Section 26(2) of the Workmen’s Compensation Act 1952, it is mandatory for every employer to insure all their foreign workers employed by the company under the Foreign Workers Compensation Scheme (FWCS).

 

ACPG Insurers is one of the panel insurance companies appointed and approved by the Ministry of Human Resources to underwrite FWCS. The scheme provides foreign workers with personal accident and repatriation benefits during and outside of working hours.

 

COVERAGE

Foreign workers who are under the employment of the insured company will enjoy coverage that include

Death and disability due to an accident

Disease arising out of and in the course of employment

Medical expenses

Repatriation expenses

 

Foreign Workers Hospitalization & Surgical Scheme (FWHS)

Effective 1 January 2011, all foreign workers in Malaysia are required to purchase a RM120 premium per year

 

Foreign Workers Hospitalization & Surgical Scheme (FWCS) that provides RM20,000 annual coverage.

ACPG Insurers is one of the panel insurance companies appointed and approved by the Ministry of Health (MOH) to underwrite the FWHS.

 

BENEFITS

Under the insurance policy, foreign workers will enjoy benefits that include

Daily hospital and room board of up to a maximum of 30 days

Intensive care unit (ICU) of up to a maximum of 15 days

Operating theatre fees

Surgical fees

Anaesthetist fees

In-hospital physician visits of up to a maximum of 30 days

In-hospital specialist consultation visits of up to a maximum of 30 days

Ambulance fees

Medical report fees

 

Foreign Workers Insurance Guarantee (FWIG)

Foreign Workers Insurance Guarantee (FWIG) is a guarantee required by the Immigration Department from the employer as a security deposit for the employment of foreign workers (excluding Domestic Maid) under Regulation 21 of the Immigration Regulations.

 

This insurance serves as a guarantee to the Immigration Department to cover the repatriation expenses in the event the foreign worker is required by the authorities to be sent back to his/her country of origin during his/her course of stay in Malaysia.

 

The circumstances could arise from:-

Breach of Immigration Act

Foreign worker is caught involving in illegal and illicit activities such as drug, immoral work, etc.

Employer goes into liquidation and is unable to provide the return passage for the foreign worker

 

Engineering Insurance Malaysia

Protect your business against unforeseen events or disruption. Select from our range of commercial insurance products to protect your business, goods, employees, etc. Our team of knowledgeable, experienced and dedicated staff is always on hand to provide insurance solutions for all your business needs.

 

Contractors' All Risks insurance Malaysia

Contractors' All Risks insurance is designed to provide coverage for all parties involved in a construction project.

There are usually two main groups of named insured. They are the Principal and the Contractor(s). The Principal is the party who commissions the work. The principal will usually be the party who owns the building when completed. The contractor is responsible for the planning and execution of the contract works. Where nominated sub-contractors or other sub-contractors are engaged, they can be included under the policy.

There are two sections in this Policy:

 

Section I: Material Damage

This Section provides cover for loss or damage to the contract works caused by any unforeseen and sudden physical loss or damage from any cause, other than those specifically excluded.

 

Section II: Third Party Liability

This Section provides indemnity for the insured’s legal liability for accidental bodily injury or property damage to third parties occurring in direct connection with the contract works.

 

For more sophisticated operations, you would require a specially customised insurance program that offers maximum protection and flexibility. We ACPG team of professional staff is well versed to provide you with all the necessary guidance and advice.

 

Erection All Risks Insurance Malaysia

Erection All Risks Insurance is designed to provide coverage for the installation and erection of ready-built engineering projects such as machinery, equipment or other fittings in factories.

There are two sections to this Policy:

 

Section I: Material Damage

This Section provides cover for loss or damage to the contract works caused by any unforeseen and sudden physical loss or damage from any cause, other than those specifically excluded.

 

Section II: Third Party Liability

This Section provides indemnity for the insured’s legal liability for accidental bodily injury or property damage to third parties occurring in direct connection with the erection works.

 

For more sophisticated operations, you would require a specially customised insurance program that offers maximum protection and flexibility.

 

Our team of professional staff is well versed to provide you with all the necessary guidance and advice.

 

Public Liability Insurance Malaysia

With increasing awareness of consumers, enterprises are exposed to a myriad of legal liabilities arising from accidents due to acts of negligence of its employees or representatives in the course of business.

 

Business prudence requires that protection against such contingents cannot be compromised.

 

With Public Liability insurance, you have the assurance that compensation for claims from third parties for injury or damage to their property including claimants’ costs are taken care of.

 

Commercial and Business Insurance

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ACPG Management Sdn Bhd

 

Business Insurance

Commercial All Risks

Commercial Motor Vehicles

Equipment All Risks

Fidelity Guarantee

Group Hospitalization

Group Personal Accident

Money

Office and Shop Insurance Scheme (OASIS)

Plate Glass

Engineering

Boiler & Pressure Vessel

Contractors’ All Risks

Deterioration of Stock

Electronic Equipment

Erection All Risks

Machinery Breakdown

Machinery Breakdown – Loss of Profits

Machinery & Equipment

Storage Tank Installation

Foreign Worker Insurance

Foreign Worker Insurance Guarantee

Foreign Worker Compensation Scheme (FWCS)

Foreign Worker Hospitalization & Surgical Insurance Scheme (SKHPPA)

 

Liability

Comprehensive General Liability

Directors & Officers Liability

Products Liability

Professional Indemnity

Public Liability

Warehousemen’s Liability

Marine

Bailee Liability

Credit Insurance

Marine Hull

Marine Inland Transit

Workmen

Employer’s Liability

Workmen’s Compensation

 

ACPG Management Sdn Bhd

Head Office

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Jalan Jejaka, Taman Maluri, Cheras,

55100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

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Contractor All Risk Insurance (CAR),

Erection All Risk Insurance (EAR)

Public Liability Insurance (PL)

Workmens Compensation Insurance (WC)

Foreign Workers Compensation Scheme Insurance

Construction & Engineering Insurance

Construction Insurance

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ACPG Management Sdn Bhd (Insurance Biz since year 1989)

www.acpgconsultant.com

+603-92863323, +6011-12239838

 

Construction Insurances Explained - Malaysia Contractors' All Risks (CAR) Insurance and Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance (EAR)

 

What is 'Contractors' All Risks (CAR) Insurance and Erection All Risk Insurance (EAR) ?

Contractors' All Risks (CAR),Erection All Risk Insurance (EAR) insurance is an insurance policy that provides coverage for both damage to a property and third-party injury or damage claims. Contractors' all risk (CAR) ,Erection All Risk Insurance (EAR) insurance policies are considered non-standard insurance policies.

Construction projects typically involve two primary types of risk: damage to the property, and third-party claims of injury or damage.

 

Damage to the property could include the structure not being properly constructed, or receiving damage during a renovation. Third-parties, including subcontractors, may become injured while working at the construction site.

 

Contractors' all risk (CAR) insurance, Erection All Risk Insurance (EAR) bridges these two risks into a common policy, and helps cover the gap between exclusions that would otherwise exist when using separate policies.

BREAKING DOWN 'Contractors' All Risks (CAR) Insurance, Erection All Risk Insurance (EAR)

 

CAR and EAR insurance is typically taken out jointly by both the contractor and the employer, with other parties such as financing companies having the option of being named to the policy. Because multiple parties are included in the policy they each retain the right to file a claim against the insurer, although all parties also have the duty of informing the insurer of any injuries and damages that may result in a claim.

 

The goal of using a CAR & EAR insurance policy is to ensure that all parties are covered on a project, regardless of the type of damage to the property or who caused the damage. Insurers who underwrite this type of policy lose the right to subrogation, meaning that if it pays out funds to one party in the contract then it cannot seek to recover those funds from another party in the contract.

 

For example, if the owner of a large building and the contractor working on the building are on the same CAR & EAR policy, any costs of damage to the building caused by the contractor can be recovered by the building owner when a claim is filed. The insurer, however, cannot seek to recover funds from the contractor.

 

Risks often covered under a CAR & EAR policy include fire, flood, wind, earthquakes, water damage and mold, construction faults, and negligence. They typically do not cover normal wear and tear, willful negligence, or poor workmanship.

 

Malaysia Contractors' All Risks (CAR) Insurance, Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance (EAR) Definition

Construction Insurances Explained – Contractors’ All Risks Insurance, Erection All Risk Insurance (EAR)

Contractors’ All Risks Insurance (CAR), Erection All Risk Insurance (EAR)

 

There are several terms used in the insurance world that mean different things to different people and one of these is Contractors’ all risks (CAR) insurance and Erection All Risk Insurance (EAR).

The term is sometimes used to refer to both the material damage and liability covers required by a Contractor.

 

Most insurance practitioners would regard CAR and EAR as referring only to the material damage cover on the contract works unless the real intention was obvious from the rest of the text.

Anyone using the term, whether verbally or in writing, should make their intention clear, so as to avoid any ambiguity in interpretation.

 

CAR and EAR covers what is stated within the actual insurance policy for which the premium is paid. The Employer has the opportunity to specify his requirements as to what is to be included within the CAR and EAR within the contract if the Contractor is responsible for the provision of such insurance alternatively the Employer specifies the cover within the policy he takes out where the Contractor is not obligated to provide insurance under the Contract.

 

A CAR & EAR policy provides insurance coverage when the Works being constructed, as defined in the Contract, are damaged by an insured peril and require replacing and/or repairing. It is normal for the Contract to stipulate who will provide this cover.

 

If it were the Contractor then it would be normal for them to take out a specific policy to cover the project or alternatively if available to them add it to a policy covering all their contracts up to a specific limit. In the event the responsibility should fall upon the Employer then cover would normally be under a policy arranged specifically for that project.

 

When arranging the CAR and EAR coverage for a project it is essential that care be taken in identifying the correct Contract Value, Construction Period, Defects Liability Period and Description of the Works.

 

The policy will normally cover any physical loss or damage unless the cause is specifically excluded, thus the term ‘All-Risks’ whilst commonly used, is to some extent, misleading. Nevertheless the cover is very wide and embraces protection against fire, aircraft, explosion, earthquake, riot, malicious damage, storm, flood, burst pipes, impact and other accidental damage.

 

However, CAR and EAR policies can be issued covering loss or damage by particular and specified perils, e.g. fire, flood, storm. In both cases the policy should generally be extended to provide protection in respect of damage by terrorists where such is commercially available.

 

In addition material damage to the Works or the machinery being erected CAR and EAR generally includes coverage for third-party liability for bodily injury and property damage to the surrounding properties.

 

The policy can in some circumstances be extended to include consequential losses or losses due to delay in start-up following loss or damage under material damage section.

 

This cover is also called advanced loss of profit.

Either way it is imperative that the parties fully understand what exclusions apply or which perils are listed to ensure that the cover gives sufficient protection to the Employer and the Contractor.

 

The Sum to be insured under CAR and EAR should be adequately calculated and must include at least the Contract Value, value of Contractors’ plant and machinery, value of Employers existing property, estimated cost of debris removal, value of all temporary facilities, tax and an allowance for inflation.

 

In addition it is wise to make sure that on site as well as offsite storage facilities are included under the policy together with the value of any free issue materials where the Employer transfers the risk to the Contractor under the Contract.

 

The policy should always be in the joint names of the Employer and Contractor although the Contract may stipulate that the Bank or Financing institutions are also named in the policy, depending upon their specific requirements for providing project financing.

 

Joint names insurance is where two or more parties (for example the Employer and the Contractor) are jointly insured under a single policy.

 

Each party has legal rights under the policy and can claim against the insurer, but the insurer has no right of subrogation against the other insured party.

 

It is important to remember that each party is bound by the normal rules, and to avoid any difficulties each should individually comply with the duties of disclosure and notification.

 

Having an interest noted on a policy is very different and is rarely an acceptable substitute for a joint names policy.

A third-party is not a party to the contract of insurance, and thus cannot claim against the insurer. Similarly, it does not prevent the insurer from exercising rights of subrogation against the third-party.

 

PAM, IEM, FIDIC and generally most standard forms of contract contain fairly detailed provisions for property and liability insurance. Generic amendments to these insurance provisions are not normally essential, however, discreet changes may be required depending on the nature of a specific project (for example, amending the definition of joint names insurance policy to include the project funders, or to reconcile the standard provisions with a project insurance policy taken out by the Employer).

 

All CAR adn EAR policies will have an excess that will be deducted from any claim settlement. On occasions insurers will apply more than one excess under a policy for specific losses where a certain risk warrants such and additional excess being imposed.

 

In addition generally most policies include exclusions for which extensions of CAR and EAR coverage maybe granted or included within the CAR and EAE coverage of the CAR and EAR policy may be extended to cover such as:

(A) professional fees;

(B) automatic reinstatement of the policy limit following a loss;

(C) debris removal;

(D) free issue materials;

(E) discovery of munitions of war;

(F) inflation clause;

(G) plans and documents;

(H) others.

 

Individual insurance providers specialising in this class of insurance will also have their own list of extensions that they will negotiate with insurers. As an example you may refer to the example provided which is so provided as an example and these will vary depending upon the general insurance market at the time the CAR and EAR insurance is taken out by the insuring party.

 

In addition the parties need to consider if the CAR and EAR policy is to cover the respective party’s to the Contract for:

Additional cost of construction of un-built works in the event of

(A) Inflationary Costs

(B) Out of sequence working

(C) Defective design, materials and workmanship

(D) Extended defective condition exclusion

(E) Limited defective condition exclusion

(F) Design improvement exclusion

 

It is understood that various legal challenges are currently on-going as to the validity of these clauses and therefore whilst the description of coverage above may not reflect the current or future legal interpretation. As with all contractual documentation it is recommended that all parties seek professional advice in respect of these risks.

It should be noted here that if the Contractor arranges CAR and EAR cover it may restrict or even remove the ability of the Employer to purchase any consequential loss coverage.

Construction Insurances Explained – Public Liability Insurance

 

Malaysia Public Liability Insurance

 

Public Liability Insurance

Typical public liability insurance will provide indemnity in respect of liability at law for damages arising from accidental injury to third parties (not employees) or accidental damage to third-party property arising in connection with the project. It may also cover liability for damages arising out of any nuisance or trespass committed by the insured and any rights (such as a right of way) with which the insured may accidentally interfere in the course of the development. Other elements of cover normally provided include defence of claims costs, the use of plant on the site and legal defence costs in respect of prosecutions brought under the Health and Safety legislation.

 

Many insurance providers now exclude claims arising from sources they regard as particularly hazardous, such as terrorism, asbestos, gradual pollution, mould, e-commerce transactions and, potentially, financial loss where there has been no ‘injury or damage’ as defined in the policy. Insurers may restrict their liability for particular risks by imposing inner limits much smaller than the overall policy limit.

 

Public liability insurance coverage may be arranged on an annual basis with a specific limit being the maximum amount payable in the event of any one claim or series of claims arising from one occurrence. It is normal for this limit to apply in respect of any one claim but some limits do apply to all claims in the period of insurance.

 

There may be a limit on any one claim and then a separate aggregate limit. Sometimes there are elements of cover that insurers may be particularly concerned about, e.g. sudden and accidental pollution may be subject to lower limits of liability and/or separate aggregates.

 

Whatever type is issued, it is the insured party or parties that decide on the level of cover to be purchased dependent upon the risk exposure arising from the work being undertaken. When deciding upon the limits to be purchased it is best not to rely on any figure requested within a contract document, as this is normally the minimum amount required.

 

The policy will normally be subject to an excess that will be deducted from the total amount claimed and may apply only in respect of claims for property damage or in respect of all claims.

 

Every party on site with a potential liability to the public will require an insurance policy. Additional responsibilities for each party will also be set out in the contract. It is traditional and still common for the Contractor to arrange a cover on behalf of the Employer.

 

However, it has to be asked if this is in the best interests of everyone, whether the Employer who may find he has only nominal cover or a claimant who may find they are passed from one insurer to another if there are different policies in different names. One option is to effect a project policy arranged by the Employer.

 

The parties protected by the policy will vary according to the Employer’s requirements and the nature of the contract forms being adopted. The indemnity can apply to the Employer only or together with the Contractor, his subcontractors and tradesmen. In addition there may be freeholders, superior landlords, financiers plus professional consultants and suppliers (on site exposures only) to be added to the list of insured. The policy should set out the names of all insured and specify in which policy covers they have an insurable interest.

 

Public liability insurance is not a cheap insurance and if one party does arrange cover in two or more names the cost of this and the potential savings to the other names should to be reflected in tender prices.

 

It is important for the Employer to decide responsibilities for placing public liability insurance before contracts are signed, rather than just follow the provisions of the basic contract conditions.

Whoever is making the decision as to who must arrange the cover must consider all those who may need to be protected.

 

Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

Workmen Compensation Insurance

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ACPG Insurers is a leading provider of financial protection against liability for workplace injuries.

Our international experience enables us to provide innovative and cost-effective solutions to our clients. Benefits for our clients include:

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ACPG Insurers Workmen’s Compensation Insurance provides cover against all sums for which the Insured shall be liable to pay in compensation to any employee for personal injury sustained either by accident or disease arising out of and in the course of their employment under Common Law. Or under the following legislation (including all subsequent amendments to these enactments and ordinances):

 

LAWS

Workmen's Compensation Ordinance 1952

Workmen's Compensation (Amendment) Ordinance 1956

Workmen's Compensation (Amendment) Ordinance 1976

Modification of Laws (Workmen's Compensation) Extension and Modification Ordinance 1981

 

Employers’ Liability

The Employers’ Liability Insurance policy provides cover for an employer against liability for the damages and claimant’s costs and expenses in respect of bodily injury or disease sustained by any person under a contract of service or apprenticeship.

 

Foreign Workers Compensation Scheme Insurance

The benefit of this cover is that it insures death and bodily injury as a result of work place accident or occupational disease arising out of and in the course of employment, inclusive of journey to and from work such as:

Death

Permanent disablement

Permanent total disablement

Permanent partial disablement

Temporary total disablement

Medical expenses

Repatriation expenses

Personal accident

 

Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

Essential cover against sudden or unforeseen losses

Engineering and construction projects often involve huge capital investments and therefore required specialised risk mitigation.

 

ACPG Insurers Construction & Engineering Insurance will help protect your investments against loss or damage to your engineering or construction projects. We have the specialist expertise to provide comprehensive financial protection against many areas of risks, including work in progress or material damage of your project and also liability from third-party claims resulting from engineering and construction works.

Our flexible approach allows policies to be tailored to your specific needs. Our competitive terms appeal to customers of all sizes, from owner builders to principals of major civil engineering projects.

 

ACPG Insurers provides cover for:

Contractors’ All Risks

Civil Engineering Completed Risks

Erection All Risks

Boiler and pressure vessel

Electronic equipment

Machinery breakdown

Machinery breakdown loss of profit

Storage tank

Special perils

 

Contractor All Risk Insurance in Malaysia (CAR)

AIG Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

Allianz Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

Ace Jerneh Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

AXA Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

AMGeneral Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

Berjaya Sampo Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

CHUBB Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

Danajamin Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

Etiqa Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

Kurnia Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

Liberty Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

Lonpac Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

MSIG Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

MPI Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

P&O Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

OAC Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

RHB Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

QBE Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

Takaful Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

Tokio Marine Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

The Pacific Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

Tune Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

Zurich Malaysia Contractor All Risk Insurance

 

Erection All Risk Insurance in Malaysia (EAR)

AIG Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

Allianz Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

Ace Jerneh Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

AXA Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

AMGeneral Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

Berjaya Sampo Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

CHUBB Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

Danajamin Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

Etiqa Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

Kurnia Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

Liberty Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

Lonpac Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

MSIG Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

MPI Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

P&O Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

OAC Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

RHB Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

QBE Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

Takaful Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

Tokio Marine Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

The Pacific Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

Tune Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

Zurich Malaysia Erection All Risk Insurance

 

Public Liability Insurance in Malaysia (PL)

AIG Malaysia Public liability Insurance

Allianz Malaysia Public liability Insurance

Ace Jerneh Malaysia Public liability Insurance

AXA Malaysia Public liability Insurance

AMGeneral Malaysia Public liability Insurance

Berjaya Sampo Malaysia Public liability Insurance

CHUBB Malaysia Public liability Insurance

Danajamin Malaysia Public liability Insurance

Etiqa Malaysia Public liability Insurance

Kurnia Malaysia Public liability Insurance

Liberty Malaysia Public liability Insurance

Lonpac Malaysia Public liability Insurance

MSIG Malaysia Public liability Insurance

MPI Malaysia Public liability Insurance

P&O Malaysia Public liability Insurance

OAC Malaysia Public liability Insurance

RHB Malaysia Public liability Insurance

QBE Malaysia Public liability Insurance

Takaful Malaysia Public liability Insurance

Tokio Marine Malaysia Public liability Insurance

The Pacific Malaysia Public liability Insurance

Tune Malaysia Public liability Insurance

Zurich Malaysia Public liability Insurance

 

Workmens Compensation Insurance in Malaysia (WC)

AIG Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

Allianz Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

Ace Jerneh Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

AXA Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

AMGeneral Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

Berjaya Sampo Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

CHUBB Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

Danajamin Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

Etiqa Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

Kurnia Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

Liberty Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

Lonpac Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

MSIG Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

MPI Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

P&O Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

OAC Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

RHB Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

QBE Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

Takaful Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

Tokio Marine Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

The Pacific Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

Tune Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

Zurich Malaysia Workmens Compensation Insurance

 

Construction & Engineering Insurance in Malaysia

AIG Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

Allianz Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

Ace Jerneh Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

AXA Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

AMGeneral Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

Berjaya Sampo Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

CHUBB Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

Danajamin Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

Etiqa Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

Kurnia Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

Liberty Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

Lonpac Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

MSIG Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

MPI Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

P&O Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

OAC Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

RHB Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

QBE Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

Takaful Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

Tokio Marine Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

The Pacific Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

Tune Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

Zurich Malaysia Construction & Engineering Insurance

 

Construction Insurance in Malaysia

AIG Malaysia Construction Insurance

Allianz Malaysia Construction Insurance

Ace Jerneh Malaysia Construction Insurance

AXA Malaysia Construction Insurance

AMGeneral Malaysia Construction Insurance

Berjaya Sampo Malaysia Construction Insurance

CHUBB Malaysia Construction Insurance

Danajamin Malaysia Construction Insurance

Etiqa Malaysia Construction Insurance

Kurnia Malaysia Construction Insurance

Liberty Malaysia Construction Insurance

Lonpac Malaysia Construction Insurance

MSIG Malaysia Construction Insurance

MPI Malaysia Construction Insurance

P&O Malaysia Construction Insurance

OAC Malaysia Construction Insurance

RHB Malaysia Construction Insurance

QBE Malaysia Construction Insurance

Takaful Malaysia Construction Insurance

Tokio Marine Malaysia Construction Insurance

The Pacific Malaysia Construction Insurance

Tune Malaysia Construction Insurance

Zurich Malaysia Construction Insurance

 

Foreign Worker Insurance in Malaysia

AIG Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

Allianz Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

Ace Jerneh Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

AXA Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

AMGeneral Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

Berjaya Sampo Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

CHUBB Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

Danajamin Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

Etiqa Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

Kurnia Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

Liberty Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

Lonpac Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

MSIG Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

MPI Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

P&O Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

OAC Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

RHB Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

QBE Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

Takaful Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

Tokio Marine Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

The Pacific Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

Tune Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

Zurich Malaysia Foreign worker Insurance

 

Malaysia General Insurance Company Listing

AIG Malaysia Insurance Berhad

AXA Affin General Insurance Berhad

Allianz General Insurance Company (Malaysia) Berhad

AmGeneral Insurance Berhad

Berjaya Sompo Insurance Berhad

Chubb Insurance Malaysia Berhad

Danajamin Nasional Berhad

Liberty Insurance Berhad

Lonpac Insurance Berhad

MPI Generali Insurans Berhad

MSIG Insurance (Malaysia) Bhd

Overseas Assurance Corporation (Malaysia) Berhad

Pacific & Orient Insurance Co. Berhad

Pacific Insurance Berhad, The

Progressive Insurance Berhad

QBE Insurance (Malaysia) Berhad

RHB Insurance Berhad

Tokio Marine Insurans (Malaysia) Berhad

Tune Insurance Malaysia Berhad

 

Malaysia Insurance Corporate Agency

ACPG Management Sdn Bhd (Insurance Biz since Year 1989)

Head Office

158-3-7, Blok 158, Kompleks Maluri,

Jalan Jejaka, Taman Maluri, Cheras,

55100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

http://www.acpgconsultant.com

+603-92863323, +6011-12239838

 

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