Who Should Attend
Professionals, specialists, supervisors and managers whose responsibilities involve construction contracts and claims or who need to build practical capability in this area.
An applied five-day programme focused specifically on Construction Contracts and Claims.
This five-day Kaizen European Academy programme is dedicated specifically to Construction Contracts and Claims. It develops practical capability in Construction Contracts, Claims & Disputes through structured explanation, applied tools, realistic scenarios and guided workshops. Participants move from core concepts to hands-on application, performance control and an implementation plan that can be transferred directly to their workplace.
Explain the essential concepts, terminology and professional context of Construction Contracts and Claims.
Apply the principal methods and tools used in Construction Contracts and Claims.
Analyse realistic situations and make evidence-based decisions related to Construction Contracts and Claims.
Evaluate performance, risk and control requirements in Construction Contracts and Claims.
Develop a practical implementation or improvement plan for Construction Contracts and Claims.
Professionals, specialists, supervisors and managers whose responsibilities involve construction contracts and claims or who need to build practical capability in this area.
Instructor-led explanation, facilitated discussion, subject-specific case studies, practical templates, individual and group exercises, simulations or technical scenarios where appropriate, peer review and a final implementation workshop.
Explain the essential concepts, terminology and professional context of Construction Contracts and Claims. Apply the principal methods and tools used in Construction Contracts and Claims. Analyse realistic situations and make evidence-based decisions related to Construction Contracts and Claims. Evaluate performance, risk and control requirements in Construction Contracts and Claims. Develop a practical implementation or improvement plan for Construction Contracts and Claims.
No formal prerequisite is required. Relevant professional experience is helpful; technical courses may assume basic familiarity with the operating environment.
Scope, terminology and professional context of Construction Contracts and Claims
Current practices and emerging trends in Construction Contracts and Claims
Roles, responsibilities and stakeholder expectations in Construction Contracts and Claims
Diagnostic assessment of current Construction Contracts and Claims practices
Construction contract structures
FIDIC forms overview
Employer, engineer and contractor roles
Contract documents
Programme obligations
Payment and valuation
Variations
Notices
Extensions of time
Delay and disruption
Claims
Defects
Testing and completion
Risk allocation
Dispute avoidance
DAAB/arbitration concepts
Choose one of the next planned European dates, or create a private delivery around your own schedule.
No public date is currently displayed for this programme. Choose the programme, preferred city and approximate dates. We will organise the venue, trainer and delivery format around your requirements.
This programme can be scheduled across our European training destinations. Venue and trainer are confirmed separately for each session.
Final venue, dates and trainer are confirmed when the session is scheduled.