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FID303-1D
1 Week Training Program
FIDIC Red Book Contract Administration Skills
(Traditional Owner-Contractor Contracts)
Building Skills in
Understanding the Rights & Liabilities of the Parties in Plain Simple English
Understand Contract Interpretations that have been Tested in Application, Courts & Arbitrations
Understanding the Standard Conditions
Understanding the Particular or Special Conditions
Understanding the Mentioned and Legally Implied Contract Administration Obligations & Responsibilities
Benchmarking your Contract with FIDIC RED Book
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What is Covered in this Training?
This FIDIC Red Book Contract Administration Training Builds Professionals who will have the Understanding, Process Knowledge, Skills, Competencies, Management Insights, including Leadership, they will need to become True Expert Professionals in this area.
This program provides the essential Understanding, Interpretation Rules, Competencies, Skills, Contract Knowledge and Management Guidance to perform his FIDIC Contract Assignment in an effective, efficient, customer focused manner, always targeting for Protecting his Organization, Win-Win, Meeting Project Objectives and Organizational Strategic Objectives.
This is a comprehensive program. Program Topics mentioned here will be discussed in great detail to ensure the participants gains a full Multi-Discipline Multi-Stakeholder Understanding of the Contract FIDIC RED Book Processes he will be required to Plan, Document, Administer, Communicate & Coordinate, Resolve, Supervise and Manage.
FIDIC Standard Contract for Traditional Construction Projects, also known as the RED Book, is the Most Well Understood Construction Contract Standard Conditions for International Projects. The Design is done by the Owner or on his behalf by third party, Contractor does the Construction as per Design Provided and is mostly paid based on Unit Rates quoted by him for estimated quantities. Actual payment quantities are determined after remeasuring quantities of work performed on the site.
This program will discuss for each Important FIDIC RED book Construction Contract clauses the Assignment of the Risk, the changes through Special Conditions you can consider to make the Contract Customized to your Project Requirements, the Contract Administration Actions required, and, what all need to be done to protect your Organization's Interests while not obstructing Project Operational and Strategic Objectives.
This program will also discuss how to use the RED Book to Benchmark and understand your own contracts - so you can understand the Contract Administration Changes you may need to make in practice.
This FIDIC Red Book Contract Administration Training Builds Professionals who will have the Understanding, Process Knowledge, Skills, Competencies, Management Insights, including Leadership, they will need to become True Expert Professionals in this area.
This program provides the essential Understanding, Interpretation Rules, Competencies, Skills, Contract Knowledge and Management Guidance to perform his FIDIC Contract Assignment in an effective, efficient, customer focused manner, always targeting for Protecting his Organization, Win-Win, Meeting Project Objectives and Organizational Strategic Objectives.
This is a comprehensive program. Program Topics mentioned here will be discussed in great detail to ensure the participants gains a full Multi-Discipline Multi-Stakeholder Understanding of the Contract FIDIC RED Book Processes he will be required to Plan, Document, Administer, Communicate & Coordinate, Resolve, Supervise and Manage.
FIDIC Standard Contract for Traditional Construction Projects, also known as the RED Book, is the Most Well Understood Construction Contract Standard Conditions for International Projects. The Design is done by the Owner or on his behalf by third party, Contractor does the Construction as per Design Provided and is mostly paid based on Unit Rates quoted by him for estimated quantities. Actual payment quantities are determined after remeasuring quantities of work performed on the site.
This program will discuss for each Important FIDIC RED book Construction Contract clauses the Assignment of the Risk, the changes through Special Conditions you can consider to make the Contract Customized to your Project Requirements, the Contract Administration Actions required, and, what all need to be done to protect your Organization's Interests while not obstructing Project Operational and Strategic Objectives.
This program will also discuss how to use the RED Book to Benchmark and understand your own contracts - so you can understand the Contract Administration Changes you may need to make in practice.
Who should attend
This program is intended for Project Contracts Professionals, Project Legal Staff, Project Site Staff, Quantity Surveyors, Project Managers, Consultants, Project Coordinators.
Contract Drafting and Contract Administration Participants will gain valuable Benchmarking and Analysis Competencies by attending this program if they use Tradition Construction Project Contracts, and even if they do not use FIDIC RED Book based Contracts on their projects.
This program is intended for Project Contracts Professionals, Project Legal Staff, Project Site Staff, Quantity Surveyors, Project Managers, Consultants, Project Coordinators.
Contract Drafting and Contract Administration Participants will gain valuable Benchmarking and Analysis Competencies by attending this program if they use Tradition Construction Project Contracts, and even if they do not use FIDIC RED Book based Contracts on their projects.
Program Content & Modules
FIDIC Red Book Contract Administration Skills (RED Book)
Business Aspects of Construction Projects
Construction Project Operational & Strategic Objectives
Construction Project Stakeholders and their Expectations
The Risks on a Construction Project
Legal Default Risk Distribution between the Contracting Parties
FIDIC RED Book Default Risk Distribution Between the Contracting Parties
Usual Particular or Special Conditions added to FIDIC RED Book Particular Conditions
Special Conditions Organizations Sometimes Add to Transfer Additional Risks to the Other Party
Understanding the Risk-Project-Bid Tradeoff
Detailed Understanding of the FIDIC RED Book Clauses
(1) Owner Responsibility Engineer's Duties and Authority Engineer's Representative
(2) Contractor Responsibility
(3) No Assignment of Contract without Approval from other Party
(4) Assistance to be provided by Employer
(5) Transportation not to Damage Roads etc.
(6) Responsibility for Bore holes and Exploratory Excavation
(7) Claims by Employer & Contractor and Record keeping by other party
(8) Commencement of Works, Program to be Provided
(9) Compliance with Statutes, Regulations
(10) Contract Agreement
(11) Contractor's Staff and Labor
(12) Contractual Default by Contractor Contractual Default by Employer
(13) Currency Restrictions & Exchange Rates
(14) Defects in Work and Timing of Detection
(15) Delays and Cost of Delay
(16) Dispute Adjudication Boards, DAAB, Dispute Avoidance
(17) Amicable Settlement & Arbitration
(18) Disruption of Progress
(19) Employer's Financial Arrangements
(20) Employer supplied Materials
(21) Accident or Injury to Workmen
(22) Advance Warning of Delays
(23) Agreement or Determination, Engineer to Act Impartially and Neutrally Engineer's Authority to delegate
(24) Meetings
(25) Employer Suspension and Consequences
(26) Examination of Work before Covering up
(27) Extension of Time for Completion
(28) Exceptional Events
(29) Failure by Contractor to Submit Drawings
(30) Fossils and Articles of Value Found on site
(31) Health & Safety Obligations
(32) If Rate of Progress too Slow
(33) Increase or Decrease of Cost due to Law Changes
(34) Cross Indemnities by both parties, Shared Indemnity
(35) Inspection of Contractor's Operations
(36) Inspection of Site
(37) Instructions in Writing
(38) Insurance Against Accident to Workmen
(39) Works & other Insurance by Contractor
(40) Interference with Traffic and Adjoining Properties
(41) Languages and Law
(42) Limitation of Liability,
(43) Liquidated Damages for delay
(44) Loss or Damage Due to Employer's Risks
(46) Management Meetings
(47) Measurement & Valuation
(48) Nominated Subcontractors
(49) Not Foreseeable Physical Obstructions or Conditions
(50) Notices & other Communications
(51) Opportunities for Other Contractors
(52) Patent Rights Payment Process
(53) Performance Security Period of Validity of Performance Security
(54) Permanent Works Designed by Contractor
(55) Possession of Site and Access Thereto
(56) Priority of Contract Documents
(57) Procedure for Claims
(58) Program to be Submitted and Revised Program
(59) Provisional Sum
(60) Quality Management & Compliance
(61) Risk & Insurance
(62) Testing of Materials, Plant and Workmanship
(63) Reciprocal RightsOther Contract Conditions that will be covered include:
(64) Responsibility to Rectify Loss or Damage
(65) Responsibility Unaffected by Approval
(66) Royalties
(67) Safety, Security and Protection of the Environment
(68) Site Data and Items of Reference, Use of Site Data
(69) Settlement of Disputes
(70) Site Operations and Methods of Construction
(71) Special Risks including Force Majeure
(72) Staff Recruitment, Records and Key Personnel
(73) Subcontracting
(74) Sufficiency of Tender
(75) Supplementary Drawings and Instructions
(76) Suspension of Work by Owner
(77) Taking-Over of Parts, Full Completion, Certificate of Taking Over
(78) Time for Completion
(79) Termination by Employer
(80) Training by Contractor
(81) Variations or Changes
(82) Work Quantities Measurement
(83) Works to be in Accordance with Contract.This training program will discuss for Key FIDIC Contract clauses
(1) Among Contractor, Owner, Consultant, Who is responsible for What;
(2) A Clause by Clause Understanding of the Range of Possible Contractual Situations that can arise;
(3) The Actions required to be Taken to Minimize Delay and your Contractual Liability.
(4) Recommended Contract Administration Procedures;
(5) Possible Disputes & Claims;
(6) The Site Records & other Documentation to be Generated, including that for resolving usual disputes;
(7) Situations under which you should consult your Legal Advisers;
(8) Effectively Perform Clause Specific Contract Administration Responsibilities;
(9) Benchmark your Contracts with Good & Best International Practices to identify the details you can draft and changes in risk allocation you can consider.Program Recommendations
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