Course Topics

This course covers many topics, some of which include:

• Most Common terminologies in Construction Claims Industry
• Commonly Asked Related Questions
• Claim Life Cycle
• Claims Types
• Classifications of Claims on the legal base
• The relation between Claims and Project Delivery Methods
• Synopsis of Claim Provisions in Common Contracts (FIDIC, JCT, NEC, etc.)
• Difference between Pacing delays and Concurrent delays (literal and Functional)
• The Programme Manipulations and ways to discover it
• Conducting Forensic Delay Analysis using various methods of analysis (TIA, IAP, WA, CAB, etc.)
• Methods of Quantifying Lost Productivity (Measured Mile Analysis, Baseline Productivity Analysis etc.)
• Prolongation Costs Claim Preparation
• Tips to minimize acrimony of Claims Occurrence
• Counter Claim- Preparation of Defence Strategies
• Alternatives Dispute Resolution
• Arbitration or court decisions in selected common cases

* Certified by the Center of Professional Engineers
 

Targeted Users

This course targets Project Managers, Project Control Managers, Senior Project Control Engineers, Senior Planning and Scheduling Engineers, Contract Administrators and others who are interested or involved in maintaining project schedules, preparing EOT or those who are willing to contribute to project success.

• Upon successful completion of the Claims Management training course, participants will understand the concepts of and be able to apply what they have learned in the following areas:
  • Causes and types of Delays
  • Types of schedules in court
  • Tracking Delays
  • Related Contractual Issues
  • Calculating Delays Effect/Impact on Schedule
  •  Quantification of Prolongation Costs
  • Methods of Quantifying Lost Productivity and Disruptions
  • Verification of Documents (Documentation)
  • Defending an Extension of Time

• Upon successful completion of the Claims Management training course, participants will understand the concepts of and be able to apply what they have learned in the following areas:
  • Causes and types of Delays
  • Types of schedules in court
  • Tracking Delays
  • Related Contractual Issues
  • Calculating Delays Effect/Impact on Schedule
  •  Quantification of Prolongation Costs
  • Methods of Quantifying Lost Productivity and Disruptions
  • Verification of Documents (Documentation)
  • Defending an Extension of Time

36 Hours