At present, the construction and infrastructure sector is booming, with growing demand for professionals trained in international contract management. The course Standardised International Contracts for Construction and Infrastructure Projects: FIDIC Models It offers you the opportunity to acquire the essential skills needed to succeed in this competitive field. Through a detailed approach, you will explore the main standardisations, the structure y contents of the contracts, as well as the provisions general and the actors involved. Furthermore, you will explore key aspects such as implementation, scope, valuation and pricing, right through to completion and claims. This online course enables you to specialise from anywhere, opening doors to new career opportunities in an increasingly globalised and demanding job market.
Standardised International Contracts for Construction and Infrastructure Projects: FIDIC Models
Project Management
40 hours
Introduction
Objectives
- To understand the main FIDIC models and their application in construction projects.
- Identify the main general provisions of FIDIC contracts.
- To analyse the structure and content of FIDIC contracts.
- To assess the scope and valuation of a project under FIDIC contracts.
- Effectively manage claims under international FIDIC contracts.
- To distinguish between the roles and responsibilities of the parties to FIDIC contracts.
- Apply knowledge of pricing and completion in FIDIC contracts.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1: INTRODUCTION AND MAIN STANDARDISATION INITIATIVES
1. Standardisation
2. FIDIC
3. FIDIC contracts
4. New Engineering Contract (NEC)
5. Other standard-setting bodies
TEACHING UNIT 2: STRUCTURE AND CONTENT, GENERAL PROVISIONS AND STAKEHOLDERS
1. Structure and content
2. General provisions
3. Employer and engineer
4. The contractor (I)
5. The contractor (II)
TEACHING UNIT 3: EXECUTION, SCOPE, VALUATION AND PRICE
1. Outsourcing, design and media
2. Deadlines, tests and acceptance
3. Defects and testing after completion
4. Measurement, Valuation and Variations
5. Contract price and payment (I)
TEACHING UNIT 4: PRICE, COMPLETION, TERMINATION AND CLAIMS
1. Contract price and payment (II)
2. Termination, suspension and care
3. Exceptional events and insurance
4. Claims management
5. Dispute resolution