This series of virtual courses introduces key FIDIC (International Federation of Consulting Engineers) contracts. Participants will learn about the FIDIC Plant & Design Build (Yellow Book), FIDIC Construction, Short Form, and Sub-contracts, along with the FIDIC EPC and Plant, Design & Build Contract.
The courses cover the essential conditions of these contracts. Topics include general principles, party obligations, and key clauses.
In-depth sessions focus on the FIDIC Yellow Book Conditions 1999, programming, and claims management. There is also an introduction to schedule forensic delay analysis. This helps participants manage delays and resolve disputes.
Throughout the series, participants gain practical and theoretical insights into FIDIC contract structure, processes, and claims management.
Explore our range of training courses in this category to find the right fit for your learning goals.
This is a practical hands-on course with no software product used throughout, and provides in-depth training on the principles behind Schedule Forensic Delay Analysis.
The FIDIC Construction, Short Form & Sub-contracts Introduction Course provides a comprehensive understanding of FIDIC contracts commonly used in construction projects worldwide. The course aims to equip civil engineers, project managers, quantity surveyors, and construction professionals with the knowledge and confidence to effectively utilize FIDIC contracts in practice. Led by an experienced Chartered Civil Engineer, the course covers key contract requirements, roles, responsibilities, and risk allocation. Participants will gain insights into contract selection, administration, and dispute resolution, enhancing their ability to navigate construction projects successfully.
This one-day training course focuses on the FIDIC EPC/Turnkey (Silver Book) and Plant, Design & Build (Yellow Book) contracts in the construction industry. It aims to provide a practical understanding of these contracts, emphasizing commercial and contractual aspects. The course, led by an experienced Chartered Civil Engineer, covers key contract requirements, roles, responsibilities, and risk management. Intended for civil, structural, and building engineers, project managers, quantity surveyors, and construction professionals, it equips delegates with knowledge of FIDIC contracts and their application in practice.
This course provides an introduction to FIDIC Contracts, focusing on principles, clauses, design responsibilities, project management, financial procedures, claims, and dispute resolution. The aim is to familiarize participants with the FIDIC Family of Conditions of Contract and equip them with the necessary knowledge for effective contract management. Sessions include discussions, questions, and case studies. The course duration is one day, with options for training in various locations in the UK and internationally.
This one-day course focuses on explaining how conditions fit into a contract and guiding participants through relevant contract clauses. Sessions are designed for discussion rather than lectures, allowing time for problem-solving and questions. The agenda covers contract strategy, types of contracts, clauses, contractor obligations, claims, payments, and dispute resolution. Participants will gain an understanding of contract shape, relationships, advantages, and disadvantages. The course aims to equip individuals with the knowledge to effectively utilize contract clauses in practical scenarios.
The FIDIC Training course is designed to provide an intermediate level understanding of the notification, submission, and resolution of claims under the 1999 FIDIC Conditions of Contract. Participants will learn essential actions for fair claim resolution, review relevant claims clauses, and explore dispute settlement procedures. By the end of the course, attendees should be able to understand key procedures, apply claims clauses, avoid common pitfalls, and actively participate in the settlement of claims.
The FIDIC Training course is a 2-day program aimed at providing a detailed understanding of FIDIC contracts. The course covers topics such as contract analysis, payment and valuation, risk allocation, claims, and dispute provisions. Participants will compare Red, Yellow, Silver, and Gold Books, learn about design responsibilities, and explore making credible claims. Workshops are included for practical problem-solving. The course aims to equip attendees with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate and effectively manage FIDIC contracts.
