FIDIC Contracts Workshop Berlin 22-23 Nov 2012.pdf

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About this workshopThis special two-day event has beendesigned to offer a complete up-to-datereview of the effective understandingand use of the FIDIC Contractscurrently in use. The FIDICContracts Module 1 Workshopprogramme has beendesigned to be highly practicaland includes activeparticipation in ‘hands-on’workshops and discussion sessions.The two workshop leaders are highlyqualified in their experience of the FIDICContracts and are both authors ofpublications on the Contract Conditions.The International Federation of Consulting Engineers(FIDIC) has, over the years, issued a number of standarddocuments for use on construction projects. Thecontracts which are currently in most common usearound the world are: The Conditions of Contract forConstruction (The 1999 Red Book); The Conditions ofContract for Plant and Design-Build (The 1999 YellowBook); The Conditions of Contract for EPC TurnkeyProjects (The 1999 Silver Book).For more information about FIDIC, please go towww.fidic.orgcornerstonealso provide in-houseFIDIC seminars which can betailored to your company’s needs.Email: info@cornerstone-seminars.comAbout the speakersEdward Corbett is themanaging director of Corbett &Co International ConstructionLawyers Ltd, a practicespecialising in internationalconstruction law. His experienceincludes ICC arbitration, litigationand dispute adjudication as wellas contract drafting andprocurement strategy. He hasworked for contractors as wellas for employers, funders andconsultants. He regularlyadvises some of Europe’s majorconstruction players and hisusual caseload involves projectsin Europe, Africa, South-EastAsia, the Indian Sub-continentand the Middle East. He is aFellow of the Chartered Instituteof Arbitrators, an accreditedadjudicator and mediator and aPanellist of the AmericanArbitration Association. He isthe author of ‘FIDIC 4th –A Practical Legal Guide’.He has lectured extensively onconstruction law and inparticular on FIDIC’s standardforms of contract.He is previous co-chair of theInternational ConstructionProjects committee of theInternational Bar Associationand is a member of the WorkingGroup of FIDIC which drafted theShort Form of Contract and theDredging Contract. Corbett & Cois an affiliate member of FIDIC.Prof. Nael G. Bunni is aChartered Engineer, RegisteredChartered Arbitrator andConciliator. He is currentlyVisiting Professor at TrinityCollege, Dublin University. He isPast President of theWho should attend?This event will be of great interest to all those activelyinvolved in international projects, including representativesfrom Consulting Engineers, Contractors, FundingAgencies, Employers, Insurers, ManufacturingOrganisations as well as representatives from theLegal and other Construction Professions.Certificates and documentationParticipants will receive a FIDIC course completioncertificate, copies of the FIDIC Red, Yellow & Silver 1999contracts books referred to during the event, plus fullwritten documentation.Venues and datesPlease check our website www.cornerstone-seminars.comfor our current schedule. Cornerstone venue details areconfirmed to delegates following registration. Workshopsare held at outstanding venues.Participants areissued with aFIDIC coursecompletioncertificate.Association of ConsultingEngineers of Ireland, PastChairman of the Irish Branch ofthe Chartered Institute ofArbitration and Past President ofthe Chartered Institute ofArbitrators. At present, he is amember of the Board ofDirectors of the London Court ofInternational Arbitration; and amember of various groups of theCommission on InternationalArbitration of the InternationalChamber of Commerce, Parisand its fora including the Forumon ADR; the ConstructionArbitration Section of the Forumon ‘Arbitration and New Fields’;and the Working Party onTurnkey Transactions of theCommission on InternationalCommercial Practice.In 1999, Dr Bunni was elected aFIDIC-Cornerstoneworkshops areorganized whereverpossible in cooperation witheither a national FIDIC MemberAssociation or a local association, toallow members of the association to enjoycertain benefits such as a reducedregistration fee.If a reduced fee is availablethis will be indicatedwhen a participantregisters.Fellow of the Irish Academy ofEngineering and in March 2000he was elected a member of theInternational Council forCommercial Arbitration, ‘ICCA’.He is past Chairman of FIDIC’sStanding Committee onProfessional Liability and FIDIC’sTask Committee on Construction,Insurance and Law. At presenthe is a member or chairman of anumber of technical committeesin Ireland and internationally.He has acted as arbitrator,conciliator/mediator or DAB inforty seven jurisdictions, havingbeen appointed arbitrator in overninety-five cases of dispute withvalues up to £450 million, eitheras sole arbitrator or as amember of a tribunal or as achairman of an arbitral tribunal.
FIDIC Contracts Workshop ProgrammeDay one0830 Registration & coffee0900 Start of seminar1 Overview of the FIDIC Contracts• Conditions of Contract for Construction• Conditions of Contract for Plant and Design-Build• Conditions of Contract for EPC Turnkey Projects• The Short Form of Contract and The Dredging Contract2 Which form to use?• Allocation of functions, particularly design• Allocation of risks• Methods of payment• MeasurementRefreshments3 Workshop 1• Choosing the right procurement method4 The roles of the Employerand the Engineer• Employer’s financial arrangements• Duties and authority of the Employer and the Engineer• The changed role of the Engineer• DeterminationsNetworking lunch5 The risk of delay• The contractor’s obligation• Extensions of time for completion• Acceleration• Penalties for delay6 Risk, responsibility, liability, insurance• Principles of risk and risk allocation• Responsibility• Liability: scope, extent and period• Indemnity and insuranceRefreshments7 Claims for money• Contractor’s claims: clause 20 procedure• Employer’s claims• Unforeseeable physical conditions• Prolongation and disruption8 Workshop 2• The FIDIC 1999 Red Book1730 End of Day OnePowerdoc FIDIC contracts for your PC.Red, Yellow and Silver 1999 Books. Also the Green Bookand the Red Book 4th Edition including FIDIC 4th -A Practical Legal Guide by Edward Corbett.See www.powerdoc.co.ukDay two0900 Start of Day Two1 Ending the project• Taking over and commissioning• Defect notification period• Suspension and termination2 Procedure for payment,Variations• Payment and non payment• Value engineering• Variation procedure• EvaluationRefreshments3 Design-Build Contracting• Design responsibility• Fitness for purpose• The Employer’s requirements4 Workshop 3• The FIDIC 1999 Yellow BookNetworking lunch5 Disputes and their resolution (1)• The Disputes Adjudication Board “DAB”• The Terms of Appointment: A Tri-Partite Contract• The Procedural Rules6 EPC Turnkey Contracting• Features of the Silver Book• Risk of the unforeseen• Instructions and variations in the EPC contractRefreshments7 Disputes and their resolution (2)• Amicable settlement• Arbitration under the ICC Rules• Key points to successful arbitration8 Workshop 4• The 1999 Silver Book1730 End of Day TwoConstruction Law International comesout 4 times a year and is full of updatesand articles that anyone involved ininternational construction should knowabout. Edited by Edward Corbett and others.Nael Bunni is on the editorial board.www.constructionlawinternational.com.
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