IChemE International Forms of Contract
- The course focuses on process plant contracts in oil, gas, chemical, and pharmaceutical industries.
- IChemE International forms of contract are specifically designed for process plant contracts.
- Target audience includes project managers, engineers, lawyers, and general managers.
- Participants will learn about differences in contracts, obligations, liabilities, and payment arrangements.
- The course aims to equip attendees with knowledge on appropriate contract forms and management.
Overview
This course focuses on understanding and utilizing the IChemE International forms of contract for process plant projects in industries like oil and gas, chemical, and pharmaceuticals. It is designed for project managers, engineers, consultants, lawyers, and general managers involved in process plant contracts. Participants will learn about contract obligations, payment arrangements, and risk management. The course, led by John Challenger, a seasoned engineer and industry expert, includes practical exercises and provides detailed course notes and the IChemE International Red Book.
Who should attend
Project and contract managers, Engineers and contract administrators, Consultants, Lawyers, General managers, Graduate engineers.
Course Content
The oil and gas, chemical, pharmaceutical and allied industries are often contracting for the design, erection, testing and commissioning of a process plant. Contracts must be appropriate to the nature of the work, and the differences between process plant contracts and other construction contracts are often not understood such that inappropriate forms of contract are used.
The IChemE International forms of contract have been drafted specifically for:
• process plant contracts, and hence cover matters not included in many standard construction forms;
• use on international contracts.
Who will benefit
• Project and contract managers
• Engineers and contract administrators
• Consultants, consulting engineers, quantity surveyors
• Lawyers
• General managers
• Graduate engineers
You will learn
The course will consider the differences between process plant contracts and other construction contracts, followed by a detailed examination of the IChemE forms of contract. The obligations and liabilities of the Purchaser and Contractor, as well as the Project Manager, are examined, as are the different payment arrangements (lump sum, cost reimbursable and target cost) and how they impact on the risks held by the parties. Reference is also made to the subcontract and minor works forms. Syndicate exercises form an essential part of the course.
Having completed the course you will know which of the main contract forms are appropriate for a particular situation, as well as the essentials of compiling and managing a contract using these forms of contract.
Detailed course notes and a copy of the IChemE International Red Book (lump sum contract) will be provided for each delegate.
Course presenter
John Challenger is a Chartered Engineer, Fellow of the IChemE and IMechE. He is currently Chairman of the IChemE Contracts Committee of which he has been a member for over 30 years contributing to the development of all of its published contracts. He also provides independent project management and engineering consultancy and training services.
He has over 50 years’ experience in the process industries including various senior posts including Chairman, Managing Director and General Management for a range of companies including contracting, consultancy and process development in the biochemical, pharmaceuticals, food, fine chemicals, oil & gas, petrochemicals, polymers, minerals, nuclear and defence industries.
As a project director, project manager and lead design engineer, he has been responsible for the successful delivery of a large number of projects. Several international assignments have been undertaken in USA, Europe, Central Europe, Asia, North Africa, Arabia and the Far East. In addition to the above he has acted as Project Director and Senior Consultant on a number of projects in the renewables, nuclear, chemical and pharmaceutical industries. He has over thirty years’ experience leading projects for start-up companies from concept design to full scale production.
For several years he acted an arbitrator or expert appointed by the IChemE in a number of disputes and is currently a member of the IChemE Disputes Resolution Committee. He also sat a representative for the IChemE on the Contract Drafting Committee for the IEE/IMechE forms of contract.
Course duration: 1 Day
Cost: £295 + VAT