Marine Insurance Claims
Short Course in Managing Marine Insurance Claims
About the Management of Marine Insurance Claims
This course will provide you with a detailed and comprehensive insight into the key components of marine insurance claims, covering marine hull, marine cargo, marine liability and P&I.
This short course module is aimed at those requiring greater knowledge of the wider marine insurance claims process in the event of casualty or loss event. Losses which might materialise into marine insurance claims are an inevitable risk to maritime operations. An understanding of the types of loss that can occur, the process and persons involved in investigation and settlement, and a practical overview of the more complex marine insurance claims will provide the learner with a greater appreciation of the need to manage risks within the maritime environment. In essence, it will cover many areas of interest to any professionals working in the maritime industry.
On successful completion, students will receive a Certificate in Management of Marine Insurance Claims.
Duration:
6 months
Modules:
1 in total
Cost:
£295
Assessment:
20 Multiple Choice Questions
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Managing Marine Insurance Claims Short Course includes:
Flexible Study Duration: Enjoy 6 months of online access, allowing you to study at your own pace, from anywhere in the world.
Learning Format: 100% online, with access to our student learning portal.
Assessment: Complete a 20 multiple choice online assessment when you have completed your studies.
Certification: Upon successful completion students receive a digital PDF certificate. A printed certificate completion pack is also available upon request.
Digital Course Badge: Upon successful completion students will receive an exclusive course badge for use on business cards, LinkedIn profiles and website(s)!
Short Course - £295
Ideal for anyone looking to get an introduction to the industry.
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Managing Marine Insurance Claims Curriculum: One Module
The online course consists of 1 module that must be completed within 6 months. The module consists of text, tables and pictures to assist in your learning. Following the completion of the course content, students must pass 20 multiple-choice questions with a score of 70% or higher.
Types of Marine Insurance Claims
- Defining Marine Insurance Loss
- Types of Marine Hull and Machinery (H&M) Insurance Claims
- Types of Marine Cargo Insurance Claims
- Types of Protection and Indemnity (P&I) Insurance Claims
The Marine Insurance Claims Process
- The Occurrence
- Investigating the Incident
- Managing Potential Liabilities
- Partial and Total Loss Claims
- Indemnifying the Assured
- Recoveries and Subrogation
Handling Associate Marine Liability Claims
- Handling P&I and Marine Liability Claims
- Calculating Collision Claims
- Calculating General Average Claims
- Calculating Salvage Claims
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Meet the Course Author
Andrew Mackenzie
Andrew Mackenzie MA, FCII is a Chartered Insurer of the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) and is an Associate of the Association of Average Adjusters. Having worked in claims for over 10 years within the Lloyd’s and London insurance market, he actively handles and has a firm understanding of a wide variety of classes of business including Marine, Marine Cargo and Energy. Andrew began his insurance career in 2012 on the Lloyd’s of London Claims Graduate Scheme. Following this, he worked for five years at an international marine insurance broker, and he now works at a major Lloyd’s syndicate.
Andrew is an award-winning claims adjuster, winning the Young Claims Professional of the Year 2019 at the Insurance Insider Honours and the CII Rutter Medal 2022 for the best Fellowship submission. Andrew’s Fellowship contained a dissertation entitled: “Non-compliance with the IMO-2020 0.5% Sulphur Cap; Are there grounds for vessel unseaworthiness, illegality and resulting underwriting defences under marine insurance contracts?”.
The study, which explores the potential impact of non-compliance with the IMO 2020 Sulphur Cap on a vessel’s seaworthiness, legality and marine insurance coverage has been accepted by the leading journal, SN Business & Economics, a Springer Nature journal (https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s43546-022-00334-y).
Andrew also continues to work with the CII, being a co-contributing author of the M98: Marine Hull and Associated Liabilities and M90: Cargo and Goods in Transit Insurances textbooks, scrutineer and examination question writer. Andrew has conducted numerous marine insurance training sessions, both internally in his various insurance roles, and to external delegates.
Why Choose The Maritime Training Academy?
Flexible
Online learning allows you to study in your own time, at your own pace from anywhere in the world. This saves on travel and classroom costs and allows you to fit your studies around your job and progress your career.
Supportive
While the nature of distance learning is independent study, we recognise the importance of support. Students can contact us at any time during their course for assistance and our team of industry experts are always on hand for advice.
Expertise
We have over 50 industry experts writing, developing and advising on our course material. We truly believe that allowing students to tap into their expertise and knowledge is of the utmost importance to fulfil your dream career.
If you would prefer to complete this as a classroom-based course, please contact us.