Certificate In Delay Claims And Analysis

Based on FIDIC Forms of Contract

What you'll learn

What Do We Mean by Delay and Disruption

Definitions in Delay and Disruption Analysis

Delay Analysis and its Methodologies

FIDIC Claims and Extension of Time Provisions

Scenario - Delay Analysis In Action

Requirements

Basic Understanding About Construction Process

Description

Welcome To My Course Certificate in Delay Claims and Analysis.Construction delays are a common challenge in the building industry, often caused by factors such as weather, labor shortages, or unforeseen site conditions. When delays occur, they can disrupt project timelines, increase costs, and impact overall project quality. To address these disruptions, contractors and project owners may file an Extension of Time (EOT) claim. An EOT claim formally requests additional time to complete the project beyond the original deadline, aiming to account for delays not attributable to the contractor’s actions. Properly managing and documenting these claims is crucial for mitigating disputes and ensuring fair adjustments to project schedules.Construction claims are formal requests or demands for compensation or adjustments arising from disputes or issues encountered during a construction project. These claims typically involve disagreements over the project's scope, cost, or schedule, and they can arise between various parties, such as the contractor, subcontractors, suppliers, and the project owner.In This Course You Can Get Idea about,What Do We Mean by Delay and Disruption?Definitions in Delay and Disruption AnalysisDelay Analysis and its MethodologiesFIDIC Claims and Extension of Time ProvisionsScenario - Delay Analysis In ActionFIDIC Resources Understanding and managing construction claims is vital for ensuring that construction projects run smoothly and disputes are resolved efficiently. Proper planning, clear communication, and meticulous documentation can significantly reduce the likelihood of claims and facilitate their resolution when they do arise.Good Luck!!

Overview

Lecture 0 Introduction

Section 1: Delay Claims and Analysis Based on FIDIC Forms of Contract

Lecture 1 Delay and Disruption

Lecture 2 Types of Delay and Purpose of Extension

Lecture 3 Definitions in Delay and Disruption Analysis

Lecture 4 Critical Plan

Lecture 5 Float

Lecture 6 Delay Analysis

Lecture 7 Delay Analysis and its Methodologies

Lecture 8 FIDIC Clause

Section 2: Scenario

Lecture 9 As-Planned versus As-Built

Lecture 10 Employer’s Impacted As-Planned Response

Lecture 11 Hired Consultant Collapsed As-built View

Lecture 12 Expert Opinion: Time Impact Analysis

Lecture 0 Summary

Project Mangers,Quantity Surveyors,Engineers,Contract Professionals