Construction Claims – Foundation Course

Construction Claims – Foundation Course, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 40 lectures, based on 149 reviews, and has 1618 subscribers.

You will learn about Construction Claims Definition of a Claim Process of Making A Claim Claim Identification Extensions of Time Claims for Additional Payment Liquidated / Delay Damages Importance of Record Keeping This course is ideal for individuals who are Construction Professionals or Project Managers or Claims Managers or Architects or Engineers or Planners or Foresnsic Planners or Quantity Surveyors It is particularly useful for Construction Professionals or Project Managers or Claims Managers or Architects or Engineers or Planners or Foresnsic Planners or Quantity Surveyors.

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Summary

Title: Construction Claims – Foundation Course

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 40

Number of Published Lectures: 39

Number of Curriculum Items: 40

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 39

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Construction Claims
Definition of a Claim
Process of Making A Claim
Claim Identification
Extensions of Time
Claims for Additional Payment
Liquidated / Delay Damages
Importance of Record Keeping

Who Should Attend

Construction Professionals
Project Managers
Claims Managers
Architects
Engineers
Planners
Foresnsic Planners
Quantity Surveyors

Target Audiences

Construction Professionals
Project Managers
Claims Managers
Architects
Engineers
Planners
Foresnsic Planners
Quantity Surveyors

This is an introductory course aimed at helping students better understand the basics of construction claims. This course also provides students with a solid foundation on which to build their knowledge of more advanced topics in the field of construction claims.

This course is recommended for anyone working with construction claims and especially those working for construction contractors and tasked with managing the contract or claim process. For example, Quantity Surveyors, Engineers, Project Managers, Contract Administrators, etc.

To achieve these learning objectives this course will cover the following topics:

· Students will be provided with a general introduction and background to construction claims.

· The definition of a claim and the purpose and role of claims in the context of construction contracts.

· The process of making a claim under typical construction contracts.

· The events that typically cause construction claims.

· The types of relief and compensation that both parties to a construction contract may claim for.

· The requirement to prove entitlement to the relief and compensation claimed.

Please Note: This is an entry-level course designed to teach students the basic aspects of construction claims. Professionals that have not had significant exposure to construction claims will greatly benefit from this course. This course is not recommended for professionals that have significant experience in construction claims.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Newsletter Sign-up

Lecture 3: Course Introduction

Lecture 4: What You Will Learn

Lecture 5: Course Notes

Chapter 2: An Introduction to Construction Claims

Lecture 1: Claim Definition

Lecture 2: General Requirements of a Claim

Chapter 3: Contractual Claims

Lecture 1: General Purpose of a Construction Contract

Lecture 2: Contractual Claims

Lecture 3: Parties' Rights to Make Claims

Lecture 4: Contractual Claim Process

Lecture 5: Claim Notification

Lecture 6: Claim Determination / Review

Lecture 7: Summary: Contractual Claims

Chapter 4: Claim Events & Circumstances

Lecture 1: Common Sources of Claims

Lecture 2: Claim Identification System

Lecture 3: Further Learning

Chapter 5: Types of Claim

Lecture 1: Types of Claim: Introduction

Lecture 2: Delay Claims

Lecture 3: Disruption Claims

Lecture 4: Constructive Acceleration Claims

Lecture 5: Finance and Interest Claims

Lecture 6: Loss of Opportunity Claims

Lecture 7: Type of Claims: Concluding Remarks

Chapter 6: Relief and Compensation

Lecture 1: Forms of Relief & Compensation: Introduction

Lecture 2: Time in Construction Contracts

Lecture 3: Delays to the Completion Date

Lecture 4: Liquidated / Delay Damages

Lecture 5: Extensions of Time

Lecture 6: Additional Payment

Lecture 7: Cost-Based Approach

Lecture 8: Value Based Approach

Lecture 9: Pulling it Together: Additional Time and Additional Payment

Chapter 7: Establishing Entitlement to Relief & Compensation

Lecture 1: Establishing Entitlement: Introduction

Lecture 2: Additional Time

Lecture 3: Additional Payment

Lecture 4: Importance of Records

Chapter 8: Further Learning

Lecture 1: Further Learning

Lecture 2: Next Course: Claims Identification

Instructors

Claims Academy
Construction Claims Training

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2 stars: 4 votes
3 stars: 20 votes
4 stars: 55 votes
5 stars: 70 votes

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