Synopsis:
This course is designed to provide delegates with an in-depth study of the workings of the other forms of Conditions of Contract which can be encountered in the civil engineering industry. The course will examine the responsibilities, duties and obligations of those involved in their administration in order that they can carry out these efficiently and effectively. Several Workshops will be interposed during the training period to assist delegates to appreciate the proper use of the various conditions.
Course Duration:
Two Days 0900 - 1700hrs with a view to seeking eligibility for CITB Grant Aid (including achievement measurement by completion of various practical exercises).
Course Level:
The course is intended for Quantity Surveyors, Estimators, Planners, Commercial Managers and Project Managers.
Elements of the following training objectives are covered by the course:
CM3
CPD Approval:
Recommended 12 Hours CPD.

Objectives:

����� Appreciate the various conditions available
����� Understand the duties and responsibilities of the Contractor and
the Architect/Supervisor
����� Understand the obligation of the Employer
����� Appreciate the procedure for dealing with variations and changes
����� Understand the procedures for payment
����� Appreciate the importance of the programme
����� Have knowledge of the procedure for claims
����� Have knowledge of the procedure for resolving disputes

Outline Programme:

DAY 1

����� Building Works
��Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT) Forms of Contract

����� Building and Civil Engineering Works
�Government Contract Works (GC Works Third Edition)
�Derivative PSA/1- June 1994 (the last industry standard form to be
published prior to the publication of the Latham Report.)

����� Mechanical Engineering and Civil Engineering Works

����� The Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) Model Forms of
Conditions of Contract for Process Plants
� The Red Book
��The Green Book

DAY 2

� ����� The Engineering and Construction Contract - 2nd Edition (NEC)
�History and background
�The Family of Contracts
�Main Options
�Secondary Options
�Use and Comparison
����� An introduction to and operation of Partnering
�The theory
�Introducing the concept
�Operation

����� An Introduction to F.I.D.I.C. Conditions of Contract
�The various forms available
�Operation and comparison

Course Availability and Cost:
Refer to the course calendar