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The Construction Insurance Risk Engineers Group (CIREG) comprises Risk
Management Professionals working in the United Kingdom within the Insurance Industry who
specialise in Risk Management of Building and Civil Engineering
Construction.
CIREG members give professional risk management advice to Insurers,
Clients and Contractors. We also liaise with Professional and Statutory
Organisations to develop effective Controls, Guidelines and Codes of
Practice for risk management of construction works.
CIREG Executive Committee:
Chairman: Ade Adeyemo (Zurich Insurance)
Vice Chair & Secretary: Mark Redding (Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance
Underwriting at Lloyds)
Treasurer:
Jeremy Douglas (ACE Europe)
CIREG Working Groups:
Cranes & Lifting Operations:
David Baxter (Mitig8 Limited)
Fire Safety
in Construction (incl. MMC & Timber Frame Construction):
Kevin Province (Risk Engineering Solutions)
Mark Redding (Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Underwriting at Lloyds)
Ground
Conditions and Geotechnics:
Dr. Nigel
Legge (Nigel Legge Associates)
Dr. Terry Mellors (Mellors & Associates)
Renewable & Sustainable Energy:
Jerry Douglas (Ace Europe)
Temporary Works:
Mark Allan (HDI-Gerling Industrial Insurance Company - UK Branch)
Tunnelling & Trenchless Technology:
Graeme Petersen (G. P. Associates)
Dr. Terry Mellors (Mellors & Associates)
Water Damage:
Mark Redding (Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Underwriting at Lloyds)
Articles of Association
Purpose
of CIREG
The purpose
of CIREG will be to offer advice to Insurance Underwriters to assist in
the process of reducing CAR/EAR related insurance claims within the
industry.
Meetings
The Group
shall meet quarterly and an agreed agenda shall be distributed at least
2 weeks prior to the meeting in order to stimulate the related topics
for discussion.
Membership
Membership
is open to Risk Engineer/Surveyors and Members should not include
Brokers or Underwriters, although such persons may be invited to provide
a specialist talk to the Group.
Fees
Members
shall be required to pay a contribution of £(XXX)
per annum to support additional training seminars, functions and
publications.
Board
Members
Board
Members shall be elected as asked to serve a term of 2 years before
re-election. The following Members will require electing:
•
Chairman
•
Vice-Chairman
•
Treasurer
•
Board Members
The maximum
number of Board Members shall be 12 in all. Co-opted Members can also be
brought in at the discretion of the Board.
Core
Business Objectives
The
Board
will aim to follow a set of core business objectives which include the
following:
•
Raising Awareness of Incidents and Claims
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Delivery of Professional Knowledge and Information
•
Raising the Standards in the Prevention of Incidents
•
Liaise with other leading organisations to influence beneficial changes
for the Insurance Industry
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