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An Introduction to the ICE Minor Works Form of Contract
Synopsis:
The ICE Minor Works form of contract was first published in 1988 with
a second edition in 1995 and is intended for small civil engineering contracts.
It is not a down-market ICE 5th or 6th edition but a common sense approach
to produce a concise contract that reflects the practicalities of the smaller
project. However, it has limitations and certain conditions and factors have
to be considered before its� use is adopted. It is therefore important that
contract compilers understand the procedures to be followed. The purpose of
this training course is to give an insight, with delegate participation, in
the procedures for the use of this form of contract in both pre and post-contract
situations.
Course Duration:
One Day 0900 - 1700hrs
Course Level:
The course is intended for Quantity Surveyors, Commercial
Managers and those involved in Project Management.
Elements of the following training objectives are covered by
the course:
CM3
CPD Approval:
Recommended
6 Hours CPD.
Objectives:
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Understand the requirements for the use of the form of contract
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Recognise the differences between the ICE 5th & 6th editions and the
Minor
Works form
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be provided in the contract documents
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Have knowledge of the procedures for payment, time, variations,
claims and disputes
Outline
Programme:
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Introduction to the conditions
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Pre-contract administration
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The powers of the engineer and contractual obligation
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Procedures for payment and variations
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Matters relating to time
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Course
Availability and Cost:
Refer
to the course calendar
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