Daniel Sim is a professional maritime expert with over 22 years’ experience working internationally across the industry. Daniel has previously held roles as an offshore construction consultant, marine casualty investigator, technical expert witness and served in the Royal Navy. More recently, he has assisted insurance clients on risks existing within the emerging renewables sector.
Daniel works with international, multi-line insurers to provide risk engineering advice on the construction of offshore wind farms, including the design and installation of subsea cables. In addition, he provides Estimated Maximum Loss (EML) analysis services for market-leading brokers in relation to offshore wind construction and Offshore Transmission Owners (OFTOs), along with the development of bespoke modular training for major insurers on offshore installation risks and the life cycle of subsea cables.
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