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Global RE Solutions

Engineering

Engineering reinsurance for construction, erection, machinery, equipment, and project-related risks where technical controls, testing phases, and contract conditions are visible.

Scope
Construction and engineering

Specialist reinsurance class

Focus
CAR, EAR, machinery breakdown, project equipment, testing, and delay-sensitive works
Structures written
FacultativeTreatyQuota shareExcess of lossProject-specific

What we write

Products and structures

The covers below represent Global RE's core appetite in engineering. Risks outside this list can still be reviewed when the scope, data, and wording are clear.

Construction all risks

Reinsurance for civil works and construction projects where contract terms, site controls, and project timetable are available.

Erection all risks

Capacity for plant, machinery, and equipment installation where testing, commissioning, and handover phases are clearly defined.

Machinery breakdown

Support for operational machinery exposure where maintenance, inspection, and loss-prevention practices are evidenced.

Contractors plant and equipment

Coverage for mobile plant, equipment, and site machinery subject to valuation, usage, and theft-control review.

Delay in start-up

Delay-sensitive project exposure considered where critical path, testing, and indemnity assumptions are technically supported.

Infrastructure projects

Selective support for roads, utilities, energy infrastructure, public works, and major engineering projects.

Underwriting view

How Global RE reviews engineering submissions

Each submission is reviewed through the lens of exposure quality, documentation, contractual wording, claims experience, and the specific controls relevant to the class.

Project complexity

Civil, mechanical, electrical, and commissioning risk are reviewed according to project phase and technical controls.

Contractor experience

Experience with similar works, subcontractor management, and quality assurance practices inform participation.

Testing and commissioning

Testing procedures, defects cover, hot testing, and handover conditions materially affect the underwriting view.

Natural catastrophe exposure

Project location and works schedule are compared with weather, flood, earthquake, and other peril exposure.

Why cedants place with us

Our approach to engineering risk

Project-stage underwriting

Risk is assessed through design, procurement, construction, testing, commissioning, and maintenance stages.

Technical information focus

Engineering reports, method statements, project controls, and contractor experience are reviewed before participation.

Contractual risk transfer

Responsibility among principals, contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers is reviewed alongside policy wording.

Delay exposure discipline

Delay in start-up and time-element exposure are considered only where critical path assumptions are credible.

Submission checklist

Information expected for review

The following information helps Global RE assess whether a engineering opportunity sits within appetite and whether the proposed structure is sufficiently clear.

  1. 1

    Project description, contract value, timeline, location, and principal parties

  2. 2

    Construction method, engineering reports, and contractor/subcontractor experience

  3. 3

    Testing and commissioning details, maintenance period, and delay assumptions

  4. 4

    Draft wording, deductibles, extensions, accumulation, and loss history

Discuss your engineering proposal

Global RE reviews engineering submissions within its defined appetite, with claims obligations, structure, and documentation assessed before capacity is committed.