These courses give an overview of key engineering and construction contracts, including MF/1 and IChemE forms. They focus on contract structure, application, and core legal principles. Practical topics include forensic delay analysis, process plant commissioning, and chemical engineering basics for non-specialists.
These courses provide essential knowledge of key engineering contracts and core technical processes. They cover the latest MF/1 and IChemE forms, helping professionals understand contract structure, obligations, and risk. Topics also include forensic delay analysis, commissioning, and chemical engineering for non-engineers. Together, they support confident project planning, delivery, and handover in both UK and international settings.
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This course provides a practical overview of the MF/1 Rev.6 contract, covering pricing, delays, defects, variations, testing, payment, and termination. It also addresses key risk areas including Brexit, COVID-19, and liability limitations.
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.
This MF/1 training covers key contract areas such as defects liability, delay obligations, variations, testing, and payment, along with the underlying principles and practical applications. It also includes sessions on limitations of liability, subcontracts, termination for default, and recent revisions to the contract.
This course covers the structure and key elements of Professional Services Contracts, including agreement, conditions, and schedules. It also explores contract differences, payment terms, liabilities, intellectual property, and issues like suspension, termination, and disputes.
This course covers performance-based contracts and an overview of various IChemE contracts, including main, sub, minor works, and professional services contracts. It also addresses pre-contract activities, contract contents, and disputes.
This course covers key topics in chemical and process engineering, including process design, design deliverables, hydraulic design calculations, and process safety. It also includes group exercises on mass balance, process design, troubleshooting, HAZOP, and cost estimation.
This course will enable the participants to understand the unique problems associated with process plant commissioning and how to establish a basis for anticipating and minimising the effects of these problems.
The course is intended for those with no or only limited experience of mechanical and electrical engineering contracts.
