Engineering and Construction Contract (FIDIC)

Who should attend?

1.  Construction Health Safety Manager
2. Health and Safety officers
3. Health & Safety Representatives
4. Construction Health and Safety Agent
5. Risk Management Specialists
6. Risk Assesors
7. Construction Industry Professionals
8.  Candidates -in- training
9. Quality Managers
10. Construction & Project Managers
11. Contractors
12. Design Engineers, Engineers
13. Local Government Groups
14.  Environmental Groups
15. Community Groups
16. Regulatory Agencies
17. Stakeholders in the Construction

Module 1: Introduction to Fidic and Types of Fidic Books 

1. Importance of standard forms of contract
2. History and role of FIDIC
3. Overview of the FIDIC contract suite (Red, Yellow, Silver, Green, Pink, and Gold Books)

 Module 2: Common Structure and Clauses

1. General conditions and particular conditions
2. Role of the Engineer
3. Clauses on time, cost, quality, and risk
4. Variations and claims
5. Dispute Avoidance and Resolution (DABs, arbitration, amicable settlement

Module 3: Roles and Responsibilities

1. Employer, Engineer, and Contractor responsibilities
2. Design and supervision obligations
3. Communication and documentation requirements

Module 4: Risk Allocation and Management

1. How FIDIC allocates risks
2. Risk registers and practical tools
3. Contractor’s entitlements and Employer’s duties

Module 5: Contract Administration and Management

1. Programme and progress monitoring
2. Payment procedures and valuations
3. Variations, extensions of time, and delay damages

Module 6: Claims and Dispute Resolution

1. Types of claims and how to handle them
2. Notice requirements and claim procedures
3. Role of the Dispute Adjudication Board (DAB)
4. Arbitration and amicable settlement processes