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Claims ClassConstruction Claims Intensive Training Course

Accredited by: Endorsed by:

SINGAPORE 18 & 19 JULY 2013

Construction professionals who have a good understanding of the science of claimsare valuable assets to their employers because they can increase the pro tabilityof projects. Our two-day intensive training course is designed to provide the skillsand knowledge necessary to prepare, present, respond to and manage claims in ane ective manner.

TOPICS COVERED

Contract administration Types of claim Claim strategy Delay analysis The preliminaries to a claim

The essential elements to a successful claim Responses Disputes Claim preparation and presentation

Venue: Grand Park City Hall, 10 Coleman Street, Singapore 179809 CPD Accreditation: Professional Engineers Board (PEB) - Pending Singapore Institute of Architects (SIA) - Pending Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers (SISV) - Pending

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DAY 1

09:00 09:30 Registration

09:30 11:00 Module 1 -Contract Administration

11:00 11:45 Assignment No. 1

11:45 12:00 Refreshment Break

12:00 13:30 Module 2 - Types of Claim

13:30 14.30 Networking Lunch


15:15 16:45 Module 3 - Delay Analysis



DAY 2

09:00 09:30 Registration

09:30 11:00 Module 4 - The EssentialElements to a Successful Claim



12:00 13:30 Module 5 - Compilation andPresentation of Claims andResponses

13:30 14.30 Networking Lunch


15:15 16:45 Module 6 - Responses,Determinations and Disputes


17:00 17:30 General Discussion and Close Out

COURSE SCHEDULE

MODULE CONTENT

MODULE 1CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION

This module deals with the creation of good contractadministration practices to prevent and to e ectivelymanage claims. Topics include contract documents,programmes and planning, project records and records forclaims. The creation of a claim strategy is also dealt with inthis module.

MODULE 2TYPES OF CLAIM

The various types of claim including those for variations,extensions of time, prolongation, acceleration disruptionand damages are discussed in this module. Theimportance of notices and claim procedures are also dealtwith here.

MODULE 3 DELAY ANALYSIS

An extension of time claim will fail unless it demonstratesthat the delay had an e ect on the completion date. Thismodule discusses delay analysis principles includingconcurrent delay, oat and the critical path, in order tolink cause and e ect. Various delay analysis methods arediscussed and practical examples provided.

MODULE 4THE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS TO A SUCCESSFULCLAIM OR RESPONSE

In order for a claim to succeed, it must include severalessential elements. This module deals with what shouldbe included in a claim and e ective ways of dealing withthese requirements.

MODULE 5COMPILATION AND PRESENTATIONOF CLAIMS AND RESPONSES

Having a just case does not always ensure a successful

outcome and many claims have failed through poorpresentation. The e ective presentation of a claim willassist those responsible for reviewing the claim and thismodule discusses ways and means of ensuring the claimis compiled and presented to best e ect.

MODULE 6RESPONSES, DETERMINATIONS

AND DISPUTES

Every claim requires a response or determination of somesort. This module deals with e ective ways of presentingresponses so as to close out issues in a timely mannerand prevent disputes. Dispute procedures and practicesare also discussed here.


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Andy Hewitt has almost 40-years experiencein the construction industry, which has beengained in the United Kingdom, West Africaand the Middle East. He has held seniorcontracts, commercial and project managementpositions with contractors, sub-contractors andconsultants, including several years operatinghis own consultancy practice, both in the UK

and in the Middle East, where he has workedon several iconic projects. He is the author ofthe internationally acclaimed book ConstructionClaims & Response; effective writing &

presentation, and often contributes articles toindustry publications.

Andys experience led him to specialisein contractual issues, claims and disputemanagement, both as a consultant and as ateacher and trainer. To this end, he developedand launched the Claims Class distance learningand intensive training courses, which are o eredon an international basis.

ANDY HEWITT

QUANTITY SURVEYORSENGINEERS

PLANNERS

ARCHITECTS

CONTRACT ADMINISTRATORS

PROJECT MANAGERS / DIRECTORS

COMMERCIAL MANAGERS

CONTRACTS MANAGERS

CLAIMS CONSULTANTS

CONSTRUCTION LAWYERS

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:COURSEPRESENTER:

PUBLICATIONS

CONSTRUCTIONCLAIMS & RESPONSES:EFFECTIVE WRITING

AND PRESENTATION.

Construction Claims & Responses: e ectivewriting and presentation was written with theemphasis on providing practical hands-onadvice to those involved in the submissionand review of claims. It was voted book of themonth by Construction Books Direct duringthe rst month of publication and has enjoyedinternational sales success since its launch. Itis essential reading for those new to claims andprovides an excellent aide-memoire for thosewith more experience.

The Claims Class Intensive Training Courseprovides delegates the opportunity to learn theprinciples contained in the book directly fromthe author.

TESTIMONIALS:

Very satis ed with the overalllearning experience

CHARLES DE LEON

Very satis ed. Material clearlypresented by an informed andexperienced speaker.

RUSSELL HIGH

Very good course, expertly

put across with manyinteresting and practical ideasand experiences

DARREN JONES


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We wish to pay by:

Cheque payable to Singapore Institute of Building Limited OR Company invoice.

Bank name/cheque no: ________________________________

Cancellations and transfers will be processed in accordance with the Claims Class Terms and Conditionsfor the 2-Day Intensive Training Course which can be found on the Claims Class website.www.constructionclaimsclass.com/intensive-training

Please tick here to indicate that you have READ AND ACCEPT the Claims Class Terms & Conditions.

Claims Class - Construction Claims Intensive Training Course - 18 & 19 July 2013

REGISTRATION:

PLEASE RETURN THE REGISTRATIONFORM AND PAYMENT TO:

Singapore Institute of Building Limited70 Palmer Road, #03-09CPalmer HouseSingapore 079427

For enquiries regarding registration and venue, pleasecontact SIBLs Secretariat, Ms. Josephine Kwan:

Tel: 65 6223 2612 Fax : 65 6223 2568Email: [email protected] www.sibl.com.sg

For enquiries regarding the course, accreditation orgeneral information about Claims Class, please contactClaims Class General Manager, Ms. Nina Hewitt:

Tel: + 971 50 915 5478Email: [email protected]

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CATEGORY OF DELEGATEEARLY BIRD FEE PER DELEGATE( REGISTER AND PAY BY 5 JUNE 2013)

REGULAR FEEPER DELEGATE

(A) SIBL Members $650 $720

(B) Group of 3 delegates from same organisation $720 $800

(C) Non Member $760 $850

(Fee is inclusive of refreshments, lunch, certi cate and delegate pack.)

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