Conflict Avoidance Training – Scotland
- Training on Conflict Avoidance in construction and engineering projects in Scotland.
- Covering causes of construction disputes and public sector measures.
- Exploring Conflict Avoidance Process ethos and Conflict Avoidance Pledge.
- Examining Best Practice Guide by Construction Industry Collaborative Voice.
- Detailing CIC Low Value Adjudication and RICS Summary Adjudication Procedure.
Overview
This Conflict Avoidance Training Course focuses on providing training related to conflict avoidance in construction and engineering projects in Scotland. The course covers various topics, including the causes of construction disputes, measures for public sector involvement, the Conflict Avoidance Process, the Conflict Avoidance Pledge, Best Practice Guide by the Construction Industry Collaborative Voice, adjudication procedures, mediation as an alternative, case studies, and a Q&A session.
Who should attend
Construction and Engineering Professionals
Course Content
This course provides training in relation to Conflict Avoidanceon construction and engineering projects in Scotland.
The sessions will cover the following:
- What causes construction disputes?
- What measures can the public sector take to avoid construction disputes?
- What is the ethos behind the Conflict Avoidance Process, and how does it work in practice?
- What is the Conflict Avoidance Pledge?
- Consider the Best Practice Guideimplemented by the Construction Industry Collaborative Voice.
- An explanation of the CIC Low Value Adjudication procedure.
- An explanation of the RICS Summary Adjudication Procedure
- A discussion on the problems of taking a dispute to Adjudication, including the risks and the associated costs.
- Is mediation an alternative to the above processes?
- Case Studies.
- Q and A session