FIDIC CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT – A PRACTICAL OVERVIEW

FIDIC CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT – A PRACTICAL OVERVIEW

19...20.9.2012, Helsinki

RIL-SKOL -KOULUTUSTA FIDICIN SOPIMUSEHDOISTA 19...20.9.2012

Koulutuksessa käydään läpi FIDIC-sopimusehtojen rakenne ja sisältö esimerkkien avulla ja sopimuksen valmistelu ehtojen mukaisesti. Koulutus tapahtuu englanniksi ja kouluttajana toimii Corderoy International Ltd:n asiantuntija Xxxxxx Xxxxx. Varaa paikkasi ajoissa, sillä osallistujamäärä on rajoitettu ryhmätyöskentelyn vuoksi.

TYÖSKENTELYMENETELMÄT

Tämä koulutustilaisuus toteutetaan osittain työpajoissa, joissa osallistujat jaetaan 5-6 henkilön pienryhmiin pohtimaan esimerkkitapauksia. Tästä syystä osallistujamäärä on rajoitettu (30 henkilöä). Ohjelman sisältyy myös kurssipäivien välinen pohdintatehtävä, joka tehdään itsenäisesti ensimmäisen päivän jälkeen. Kaikki opetus ja keskustelut ovat englanniksi eikä tulkkausta ole järjestetty.

OSALLISTUMISMAKSU

Osallistumismaksu on RILin jäsenille 810 € (+ alv 23%), muille 850 € (+ alv 23%). Tilaisuuden osallistumismaksuun sisältyy ohjelman mukainen koulutus sekä tarjoilut. Majoitus ei kuulu koulutuksen hintaan. Osallistujilla on mahdollisuus tilata lisämateriaaliksi kirjallisuutta.

ILMOITTAUTUMINEN

Ilmoittautuminen 31.8.2012 mennessä RILin koulutussihteeri Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, p. 040 534 1381 tai xxxxx.xxxxxx@xxx.xx. Ilmoittautumisen yhteydessä kerätään osallistujista seuraavat taustatiedot luennoitsijalle:

• job title and company

• technical background / discipline (e.g. civil engineer, architect, etc; current work activity – e.g. specific projects and areas of responsibility)

• what do you want to learn from the training Nämä tiedot tulee toimittaa englanniksi.

PERUUTUKSET

Mikäli osallistuminen peruutetaan 31.8.2012 jälkeen, veloitetaan peruutuskuluina 50 % osallistumismaksusta. Mikäli osallistuja ei saavu tilaisuuteen eikä ilmoita siitä etukäteen, veloitetaan osallistumismaksu kokonaisuudessaan.

INTRODUCTION OF THE LECTURER

Xxxxxx Xxxxx, FRICS, is a Director of Corderoy International Limited, which is part of the Corderoy group founded over 200 years ago, with global experience in the management of major construction and engineering contracts. Xxxxxx has had nearly 30 years experience of providing contractual and financial advice in connection with the procurement and execution of construction and engineering projects, and has worked for clients in over 30 different countries. In addition to the contractual management of projects during construction, Xxxxxx has extensive experience in the preparation and management of claims, and the negotiation and settlement of disputes for manydifferent types of project. Xxxxxx has acted as an expert witness in UK and international construction disputes, in both litigation and arbitration; and has carried out associated forensic investigation of contractors’ and consultants’ accounts. Xxxxxx regularly provides training seminars and workshops in contract management and administration to international clients.

SESSION	Wednesday September 19, 2012	TIME
1.	Introduction and overview of Documentation • FIDIC organisation • FIDIC Standard Forms of Contract • Different Contract types • Guides and reference books • Benefits and pitfalls	09.00 – 09.30
2.	Structure of FIDIC Contracts • Layout and typical components of the Standard Forms of Contract • The Contract documents and their priority • The Tender documents • Post Tender negotiations • Forms and Agreements • Changes between 4th Edition and new Standard Forms	09.30 – 10.30
	Coffee break	10.30 – 10.45
3.	Preparation of the FIDIC Contract • Particular Conditions, non-standard / amended clauses	10.45 – 11.15
4.	Case Study Exercise No. 1: Identifying ‘particular conditions’ • Preparation	11.15 – 11.45
5.	Case Study Exercise No. 1: • Discussion period	11.45 – 12.30
	Lunch break	12.30 – 13.15
6.	Case Study Exercise No. 2: Trouble shooting documents ▪ Preparation	13.15 – 13.45
7.	Case Study Exercise No. 2: ▪ Discussion period	13.45 – 14.15
8.	Overview of the General Conditions • The authority of the Parties • The obligations and responsibilities of the Employer • The obligations and responsibilities of the Engineer • The obligations and responsibilities of the Contractor	14.15 – 14.45
	Coffee break	14.45 – 15.00
9.	Overview of the General Conditions (continued) • The obligations and responsibilities of the Employer • The obligations and responsibilities of the Engineer • The obligations and responsibilities of the Contractor	15.00 – 15.45
10.	Summary of Day 1 ▪ Review of topics • Question and Answer session	15.45 – 16.15
11.	Case Study Exercise No. 3: Unforeseen Ground Conditions Issue of case study No. 3 for overnight preparation	16.15 – 16.30

SESSION	Thursday September 20, 2012	TIME
12.	Case Study Exercise No. 3: ▪ Discussion period	09.00 – 09.45
13.	Time • Programme • Entitlements to additional time • Claims procedures • Risk of failure to comply with the Contract	09.45 – 10.15
14.	Case Study Exercise No. 4: Instructions for additional work ▪ Preparation	10.15 – 10.30
	Coffee break	10.30 – 10.45
15.	Case Study Exercise No. 4: ▪ Preparation (cont’d) ▪ Discussion period	10.45 – 11.30
16.	Financial matters • Procedure for payments • Late payments • ‘Set-off’ • Measurement under the Contract • Variations and adjustments	11.30 – 12.00
17.	Case Study Exercise No. 5: Events beyond the control of the Parties	12.00 – 12.30
	Lunch break	12.30 – 13.15
18.	Case Study Exercise No. 5: ▪ Discussion period	13.15 – 13.45
19.	Quality • Contractor’s obligations • Design liability • Materials • Sub-contractors and suppliers	13.45 – 14.00
20.	Case Study Exercise No. 6: Design Risk ▪ Preparation	14.00 – 14.30
21.	Claims • Types of claims • Entitlements to make claims • Procedure and documentation for making claims	14.30 – 14.45
	Coffee break	14.45 – 15.00
22.	Case Study Exercise No. 6: ▪ Discussion period	15.00 – 15.30
23.	Disputes • Contract procedure • DABS • Formal dispute resolution	15.30 – 16.00
24.	Close • Review of seminar, questions and answers	16.00 – 16.30