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Commercial Contract Law Training aims to equip construction professionals with essential knowledge to navigate commercial law effectively. Participants will gain insights into contract principles, legal consequences, risk mitigation, and negotiation strategies. The course covers contract basics, drafting, interpreting contracts, remedies, termination, and dispute resolution. Led by Dr. Jon Broome, an expert in NEC3 contracts, the training received high praise for its engaging and informative delivery.

The MCHW Training course focuses on understanding and preparing contracts for highway schemes in the UK using the Manual of Contract Documents for Highway Works. Participants learn about the standards and contents of the manual, the role of different elements in contract preparation, and how to compile contracts. By the end of the course, attendees should be able to execute highway contracts effectively. The course is designed for those involved in highway construction and maintenance projects.

CESMM Training aims to provide an understanding of CESMM3 principles and usage. The course covers CESMM background, principles, terminology, features, and bill of quantities structure. Teaching outcomes include understanding CESMM3 principles, bill of quantities production, and responsibilities for errors. Delegates should be able to prepare a bill of quantities, identify errors, and measure according to CESMM3. The teaching style involves an informal workshop with a single tutor and a PowerPoint presentation, lasting one day with a maximum of 15 delegates.

This course focuses on Strategic Contract Management for Oil & Gas organizations. It covers topics such as the contract management process, challenges in contract implementation, robust contract plans and execution, managing supplier and customer relationships, contract/contractor performance, preventing and resolving disputes, managing contract changes, and contract close-out. The course aims to ensure compliance and maximize value for oil and gas organizations through effective contract management practices.

The Bills of Quantities (BoQ) Training course focuses on understanding and applying Volume 4 of the Manual of Contract Documents for Highway Works. Participants learn to prepare bills of quantities accurately, ensure proper tendering, and handle payment issues. Practical exercises are included to enhance understanding. The course targets individuals involved in tender preparation, pricing, and measurement issues for highway construction and maintenance schemes. By the end of the course, participants should be proficient in using Volume 4 sections, compiling bills of quantities, and verifying Contractor's payment statements.

This one-day course focuses on helping contractors avoid construction disputes by examining contract forms, interpretation, and dispute resolution techniques. Participants will learn about different contract types, dispute management strategies, and methods for dispute avoidance. The course includes case studies and role play to enhance understanding. Taught by a chartered civil engineer and construction lawyer with extensive experience in construction disputes, the program is designed for civil engineers, quantity surveyors, estimators, construction lawyers, and other professionals in the contracting sector.

This one-day course focuses on measurement and valuation in building contracts, emphasizing their importance in the commercial success of construction projects. It specifically examines the JCT contract, covering measurement, valuation, and payment processes. Aimed at construction professionals, project managers, quantity surveyors, and engineers, the course explores various JCT contract styles, methods of measurement, interim payments, variations, claims, and final accounts. The interactive format includes presentations, videos, and discussions to enhance learning.

This one-day course offers an introduction to land drainage rights and legal responsibilities for professionals without a legal background. The course aims to provide a basic understanding of land drainage law and its application. Topics covered include sustainable development, legislation, and the Flood and Water Management Act 2010. Through presentations, group exercises, and case studies, participants will learn how legal responsibilities apply to land drainage issues. Suitable for a diverse range of professionals in the public and private sectors, developers, designers, planners, and construction professionals. No prerequisites required.