Select the appropriate FIDIC contract for their project

Prepare various contract documents, including the Appendix to Tender, Specifications or Employer's Requirements, and the Particular Conditions of Contract

Understand the role and responsibilities of the Engineer in a FIDIC contract

Understand the process for giving instructions, notices, and other communications in a FIDIC contract

Familiarize themselves with the requirements for preparing and revising a program

Effectively handle variations in a FIDIC contract

Understand when and how to bring claims and follow the appropriate procedures for notification and submission of claims

Deal with defective work and understand the certification process leading up to the taking-over of the works

Understand the payment provisions and how to quantify the value of work using the Bill of Quantities or Schedule of Payments

Understand their obligations as a contractor when they are responsible for the design of the works in a FIDIC contract

Handle and notify disputes in accordance with the terms of the contract

Understand the grounds and procedures for termination of a FIDIC contract In addition to the practical skills and knowledge gained through this course, professionals will also earn Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points, which are essential for maintaining their professional designation and supporting the success of their business. Upon successful completion of the course, professionals will receive a certificate of completion that verifies their attendance and demonstrates that they have acquired the necessary skills and knowledge to manage projects effectively.