Udemy – Construction Claims Management – (9 PDUs) 2020-10

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Construction Claims Management Course – (9 PDUs). This comprehensive and complete course covers the topic of “Construction Claims Management” from the definition to how to submit a claim under FIDIC 2017 contracts. In addition, a brief overview of the history of the evolution of FIDIC contracts from 1913 to 2017 is provided, as well as a practical step-by-step example of a claim. Claims and claims management are a major issue in modern construction projects, affecting the time, cost and final outcome of the project. International contract models have a significant section devoted to this topic.

This course explains the complex concepts of claims management in the simplest possible way, step by step, using practical examples. Participants in this course will be able to prepare and present their claims effectively and professionally, and fully defend their rights in construction contracts. It will also help participants avoid unnecessary disputes and claims in construction projects.

What you will learn in this course

Claim Definition: A Detailed Understanding of the Concept of Claim in Construction Contracts
Types of Claims: Familiarity with the different types of claims that may occur in a construction project.
Introduction and brief history of FIDIC contracts: A review of the evolution of FIDIC contracts and their importance in the construction industry
Claims Clauses in FIDIC Contracts: A Closer Study of Claims Clauses in FIDIC Contracts 2017
Preparing a Claim: Learn the steps and methods of preparing a claim professionally
Stages of a Claim: Understanding the different stages of a claim from the time the incident occurs to its resolution
Delay Analysis: Methods for analyzing project delays and their impact on claims
Cost analysis: Methods for calculating and proving costs arising from a claim
A Practical Example of a Claim: Examining a real-life example of a claim and how to handle it

This course is suitable for people who:

Contract Engineers: Individuals responsible for managing construction contracts.
Project Managers: Individuals who have overall responsibility for managing construction projects.
Planning Engineers: Individuals responsible for planning and controlling construction projects.
Consultants: People who work in the field of consulting on construction projects.
Cost Engineers: Individuals responsible for controlling the costs of construction projects.