Risk management and litigation prevention in construction - Win27
Target subcategories : Training not specific to the performance of work
Overall Objective
To promote an understanding of the legal framework governing the construction industry and to develop the skills needed to identify and minimize project-related risks.
Specific Objectives
- Identify the main legal obligations of construction stakeholders;
- Understand the different types of contracts and their implications;
- Conduct adequate due diligence before a project begins;
- Identify risky contract clauses;
- Identify potential sources of conflict during the project;
- Protecting one's interests and responding proactively at the end of a project;
Contents
1. Legal Framework of the Construction Industry
- General Principles
- Legal Obligations
- Types of Contracts
2. Due Diligence
- Contract and Obligations
- Identity and Creditworthiness
3. The Project's Beginnings: The Contract
- Essential Provisions
- Penalty Clauses and Contractual Waivers
4. Project Implementation: Monitoring
- Deadlines, Delays, and Liability
- Payment, Withholding, and Claims
5. Project Closure: Considerations
- Security Interests: Time Limits, Prerequisites, and Effects;
- Claims and Legal Proceedings
In virtual mode
4-hour training session
Cancellation / Modification
All requests to cancel or modify an activity must be made in writing.3 working days before the event. QPAT retains the full amount of the registration fee if the request to cancel the activity is made by2 working days or less.
In all cases, APECQ agrees to modify the activity at no charge. In addition, it is possible to be replaced by another person to whom the certificate will be sent.
APECQ reserves the right to cancel any training activity. In such a case, ACOEQ's sole responsibility will be to refund in full the registration fees paid by the participant.