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March 12, 2025

Wet Works & Land Reclamation - What Could Go Wrong?

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Wet Works & Land Reclamation - What Could Go Wrong?

Elevate your expertise in marine and coastal infrastructure at our insightful seminar on Wet Works & Land Reclamation. Reclamation is a key construction activity not just in Singapore, but all across Asia and beyond. These projects come with inherent complexities — from offshore working conditions and challenging ground conditions to stringent environmental constraints. To date there have been few insurance seminars covering this topic, for which a deep understanding of these risks is essential for professionals in insurance, construction, and engineering. This is a great opportunity to develop yours and your company’s expertise.

Gain valuable insights into:

  • Common failure mechanisms in wet works and land reclamation
  • Real-world case studies and lessons learned
  • Key vigilance points for effective risk mitigation

Save the Date:

• 18 March 2025

• 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 p.m.

• Big Picture, Capital Tower

Agenda

• Welcome and Introduction

• Wet Works and Land Reclamation – Technical Background by Nick Barham

• Case Studies by Arnaud Meltz

• Panel Discussion

Registration:

• Complimentary

For more information, contact TT@scidomain.org.sg

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