Construction Claims Management … Step-by-step from Definition to Submital.
A full, comprehensive and detailed course covering “Claim Management in Construction” from definition to submission under FIDIC 2017 including a brief history of the evolution of FIDIC from 1913 to 2017 in addition to a step-by-step practical example of a claim.
What you’ll learn
- Definition of Claim.
- Types of Claims.
- Introduction and brief history of FIDIC Contract Forms – FIDIC 2017.
- FIDIC Claims Terms.
- Preparing a Claim.
- Stages of a Claim.
- Delay analysis.
- Cost analysis.
- A practical example of a Claim.
Course Content
- Introduction –> 4 lectures • 33min.
- FIDIC 2017 Introduction –> 4 lectures • 21min.
- Claims Management –> 20 lectures • 3hr 33min.
- Delay Analysis –> 8 lectures • 46min.
- Cost Analysis –> 2 lectures • 16min.
- Claim Presentation –> 8 lectures • 1hr 20min.
- Case Study –> 13 lectures • 2hr 31min.
Requirements
A full, comprehensive and detailed course covering “Claim Management in Construction” from definition to submission under FIDIC 2017 including a brief history of the evolution of FIDIC from 1913 to 2017 in addition to a step-by-step practical example of a claim.
Claims and Claim Management is a major issue in modern construction projects effecting time, cost and the outcome of a Project.
International contract models have devoted
This course includes:
- Definition of Claims
- Introduction and history of FIDIC Contract Forms
- Study the clauses for claims in FIDIC contracts
- The basic elements of a Claim
- Case Study: How to write and submit a Claim
- Delay analysis
- Cost analysis
Course objectives
This course is designed to explain Claims in construction projects in a step-by-step manner, as we start from the definition of a Claim and the different cases of Claims and how to deal with Claims from the occurrence of any event that gives the right to claim and the different types of claims. Later we discuss how to write and submit a Claim and the basic elements on which a Claim is based. We will cover the Cause, Effect, Entitlement, Substantiation , and how to write each element.
We also discuss how to prove a Claim and support it with documents and evidence, with an explanation example of the delay and cost analysis.