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Fidic Module 1 International Training Programme

This two-day training course provides an overview of FIDIC contracts and the FIDIC Conditions of Contract for Construction Multilateral Development Bank Harmonised Edition June 2010. The course discusses the history and structure of FIDIC contracts, compares the 2010 edition to previous editions, and explains the responsibilities and risk allocation of the main parties. Through case studies and exercises, participants will gain confidence in working with FIDIC contracts from the perspective of employers, consultants, or contractors.

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Fidic Module 1 International Training Programme

This two-day training course provides an overview of FIDIC contracts and the FIDIC Conditions of Contract for Construction Multilateral Development Bank Harmonised Edition June 2010. The course discusses the history and structure of FIDIC contracts, compares the 2010 edition to previous editions, and explains the responsibilities and risk allocation of the main parties. Through case studies and exercises, participants will gain confidence in working with FIDIC contracts from the perspective of employers, consultants, or contractors.

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FIDIC INTERNATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMME

FIDIC Contract Module 1: Practical Use of the FIDIC Contracts

Programme: Two-day training course


This practical training course, provided by Malith Mendis, FIDIC accredited Trainer, discusses the History of FIDIC and its suite
of Contracts, explains and illustrates the use of the FIDIC Conditions of Contract for Construction Multilateral Development
Bank Harmonised Edition June 2010, and its differences with the FIDIC Conditions of Contract for Construction
(the“Construction Contract” – Red Book )and the FIDIC Conditions of Contract for Plant and Design-Build (the “Design-Build
Contract”- Yellow Book).
The course is designed to help the participants have confidence in working with these documents whether representing
employers, consultants or contractors.
Case studies and Work Exercises are included.

DAY 1

FIDIC Contract Documents: Introduction and Principles


Introduction to FIDC
Background to FIDIC Contracts
Harmonisation based on the Type of Project
Features of the 1999 Editions
Structure of the Documents
Forms
Main Differences between the 1999 Construction Contract and the 1987 Red Book
The FIDIC Conditions of Contract for Construction Multilateral Development Bank Harmonised Edition June 2010
User Friendliness
Preparation of Conditions of Contract
The Legal Character of FIDIC Conditions of Contract
Relationship between FIDIC Conditions of Contract and Legal Systems
Risk Analysis
Which form to use?
Overview of the 1999 Contracts
- Construction Contract
- Main Differences between the Construction Contracts

Responsibilities of the Main Parties


Clause 1 - General Provisions and General Issues
Clause 2 - The Employer
Clause 3 - The Engineer
Clause 4 - The Contractor
Clause 5 - Construction Contract: Nominated Subcontractors
Clause 5 - Plant and Design-Build Contract: Design

Management of Projects
Clause 6 - Staff and Labour
Clause 7 - Plant Material and Workmanship
Clause 8 - Commencement Delays and Suspension
Clause 10 - Employer’s Taking Over; Defects Liability
DAY 2

Tests on Completion

Clause 9 - Tests on Completion


Clause 11 - Plant Contract: Tests after Completion

Financial Clauses and Procedures

Clause 12 - Construction Contract: Measurement and Evaluation


Clause 13 - Variations and Adjustments
Clause 14 - Contract Price and Payment

Suspension and Termination

Clause 15 - Termination by Employer


Clause 16 - Suspension and Termination by Contractor

Risk, Liability and Force Majeure

Clause 17 - Risk and Responsibility,


Clause 18 - Liability and Insurance
Clause 19 - Force Majeure

Claims and Disputes and Arbitration

Clause 20 - Claims, Disputes and Arbitration


Inherent Project risk
Contractor’s Claims and Employer’s Claims; Claims procedures
Disputes
Amicable Settlement
Dispute Adjudication Board
Arbitration

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