Indonesia

Dedy holds a BSc in Physics and a Masters Degree in Management. After graduation he joined a multinational oil and gas service company as a wireline logging field engineer in Indonesia and Australia. After gaining considerable field experience, he later joined a major international insurance company, underwriting various types of energy related accounts, including power, chemical and petrochemical plants. Dedy joined MatthewsDaniel in 2006 and is currently the Director of our operations in Indonesia. His adjusting experience includes oil and gas well control claims, various complex claims relating to both onshore and offshore construction and operational phases and power plant and telecommunication losses.

Sulaiman joined MatthewsDaniel adjusting team in 2017, bringing a wealth of technical adjusting experience. During his career in adjusting he has dealt with various types of claim including marine cargo, heavy equipment and other industrial property losses. Sulaiman is the holder of the Indonesian Certified Adjusting Practitioners (ICAP) since 1998.

Boby holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Indonesia and an Indonesian Certified Adjusting Practitioners (ICAP) qualification. During his early career as a plant engineer he was involved in utilities, production maintenance, HSE & risk management, project coordination and procurement.  Moving into the insurance industry in 2009 as a loss adjuster for international companies in Indonesia, he has since specialised in engineering claims, handling significant cases involving industrial, machinery and equipment breakdown, power and mining operations. Joining MatthewsDaniel in 2019, he now leads our onshore and property adjusting practice in Indonesia.

Capt. Rocky Sangadji joined MatthewsDaniel in 2019 as Marine Manager. He graduated from the Maritime College of Science, Jakarta, with a Bachelor’s Degree and during an extensive seagoing career he achieved the status of Master Mariner and subsequently sailed as Captain on board chemical tankers.  Coming ashore in 2011, he commenced his surveying career, undertaking various MWS assignments as well as H&M and P&I work for various clients.  Thereafter he spent two years heading up the operations team of a leading marine insurer in Indonesia before returning to surveying with MatthewsDaniel.

Muhammad Saiful holds Bachelor Degree of Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering from Hasanuddin University, Makassar in Indonesia. He is a member of The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science & Technology (ImarEST) and The Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA). He has extensive experience in the conduct of P&I and H&M surveys, ship valuations for owners, marine and cargo surveys such as cargo loading and discharging, deliver and re-delivery condition, pre-purchase, pre-insurance surveys, general cargo damage survey, pre-shipment survey. 

Fauzan holds Bachelor Degree of Marine Engineering from Institut Teknologi Sepuluh November (ITS), Surabaya. He is a certified Marine Surveyor and Risk Assessor with more than 3 years of experience in survey, analysis, evaluation, and mitigation of potential risks related to Hull and Machinery cover. His work includes collecting and analysing marine technical data, various P&I surveys, marine hull and machinery condition and damage surveys. He is also involved in ship casualty surveys, including the estimation of repair costs.

Hermanto joined MatthewsDaniel in 2020 as a Senior Marine Surveyor. He graduated from Maritime College of Science, Jakarta, with a Bachelor’s Degree of Master Marine Engineer. He is a certified Marine Safety Investigator with more than 3 years of experience in Marine Accident Investigation, analysis, evaluation, and mitigation of potential risk related to Marine Safety and also experience as a Marine Engineer. His work for government includes collecting and analyzing marine technical data, analyzing the causation of accident and damage, found any finding related marine safety matter and made any recommendation for participant related to the safety matter to prevent of the accident happened in the next future.