Description
This course is ideal for beginners who are just starting to learn about construction claims, as well as for more experienced professionals seeking a practical reference tool or aide-mémoire for this complex subject.
However, please note that this course is not intended for professionals who already possess an intermediate to advanced level of knowledge in construction claims. If you are already experienced in this field, you are unlikely to encounter significant new material.
Enrolment is open to anyone with an interest in the topic. Unlike our professional certification programmes, there is no formal application process. The course can be purchased directly through our website, and access will be granted as soon as your student account has been created. Upon enrolment, you will receive an email containing all the information required to begin your studies.
If you are new to this specialism, by the end of the course you will have acquired a solid foundation in construction claims and, should you wish, be well prepared to take the next step towards becoming a construction claims consultant.
Naturally, completing this course alone will not make you a claims specialist. Developing professional expertise requires further study and practical project experience. However, the course will provide you with sufficient knowledge and confidence to participate meaningfully in discussions with claims consultants, construction lawyers and other specialists, and to make a positive contribution to claims-related matters on your projects.
As an added benefit, should you decide to enrol on one of our professional certification programmes, the full cost of this foundation course will be refunded upon enrolment.
Course Content
This course is practical and workshop orientated; includes 3 workshops on construction claims.
LIST OF MODULES:
1 – Introduction To Claims
2 – Claims – Causes – Global v Cause and Effect Based Claims
3 – Classification of Construction Claims
4 – Classification of Delays
5 – Workshop No 1 – Concurrent Delay
6 – Pacing Delay and How It Could Be Abused
7 – Delay Analysis Methodologies
8 – A Review of FIDIC Claims
9 – Workshop No 2 – EOT Claim
10 – Disruption Claims
11 – Acceleration Claims
12 – Workshop No 3 – Impact Analysis
13 – Construction Claims – Strategies