Price: AED 2500

Duration: 12 Hours

Timing: Flexible

General Introduction:

Principles of Claims Preparation and Claim Management training is created for the construction industry which plays essential role in economic sector in any country. The weak management of construction process of projects leads to delay the progress, as a result it increases the project cost and time with bad effect in quality, increasing the risk factor, client disappointment and safety issues on the project and the contractor reputation as well. Thus, the completion of project on  expected  time  under  calculated  cost  without  the  claim  is  impossible.  Due  to  uncertainty  of construction  projects,  the  client  received  the  claims  to  compensate  the  contractor  to  complete  the project with  extra cost and time. It is the duty of client representatives, projects manager and other projects participants to be familiar with claim preparation, claim analysis and claim avoidance to avoid any unnecessary cost of the project.

Goals and objectives: 

 It commonly observed that significant causes of the claims are: design error, delay  of payments, site conditions,  variation orders, lack of communications,  inadequate  drawings and specifications, , weather  conditions, contractor  experiences,  and unforeseen.

To recognize  the  common  types  and  causes  of  the  claims  faced  by construction industry. It  has  been observed that claims aroused during  execution,  requested for extra amount and time that lead to the progress delay. The purpose of this research work will help to avoid or minimize the causes of claims in construction projects globally.

The objective of this training on Principles of Claims Preparation and Claim Management is to make the participants able to  recognize  the  common  types  and  causes  of  the  claims  faced  by construction industry where most of claims are a raised during  execution,  requested for extra amount and time that lead to the progress delay. The purpose of this training is also to make trainees to avoid or minimize the causes of claims in construction projects, and to reduce the impact of unexpected issues during construction.

Course content:

During the course period, the instructor will explain, discuss, and analyze in detail with participants the process of claim preparations, claim analysis, claim avoidance and causes of claims in construction projects through covering the followings subjects during training period:

  1. Claim definition
  2. Instruction (verbal, written)
  3. Problem definition
  4. Claims types
  5. Claims and contract clauses
  6. Claim Preparation and documentation
  7. Claim avoidance
  8. Claim settlement and disputes resolution
  9. Constructive Changes by Employer
  10. Delays
  11. Disruption
  12. Acceleration of work
  13. Differing Site Conditions
  14. Causes of claims
  15. Suspension of work
  16. Defective specifications
  17. Indirect impact of delay
  18. Irregular changes
  19. Disruption of work
  20. Acceleration of work
  21. Entitlement to extension of time
  22. Entitlement to additional payment
  23. Additional payment due to legal entitlement
  24. Entitlement to recovery of the cost
  25. Problem definition
  26. Disagreement
  27. Dispute
  28. Conflicts
  29. Litigations
  30. References and classification of COC
  31. Audit design quality
  32. Analysis of the risks
  33. Procurement analysis
  34. Review of tender documents
  35. Construction methods during tendering
  36. Negotiation and arbitration
  37. Claim management

Who Should Attend:

This training on Principles of Claims Preparation and Claim Management is for Client representatives, project directors, project managers and their deputies, contracts managers, architects, quantity surveyors, value engineers, cost control engineers, project engineers, site manager, material engineers, site engineers, site inspectors, and other engineers of different disciplines in projects, engineers who works in private and government sector, the fresh graduate engineers. Engineers who work with developers, investors, project managers, consultants, contractors, bankers, lawyers, and accountants

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