Course Catalogue.

After participating in this course, you will be able to:

• Clearly define and allocate project risks through comprehensive contract documentation,
• Select the most suitable project delivery method for a range of construction projects,
• Implement effective procurement processes and manage critical project documentation,
• Resolve project disputes using structured alternative dispute resolution strategies and
• Oversee project completion and ensure a smooth contract close-out process.

Description
Selecting the proper project delivery method is critical to successfully executing construction projects. Professionals involved in project management, engineering, and contracting must adopt strategies that appropriately allocate risks, streamline procurement, and efficiently manage the project's life cycle. Understanding these methods is essential to delivering quality projects within time and budget constraints.

This course dives deep into the various project delivery methods, including Design-Bid-Build, Design-Build, and Public-Private Partnerships (P3s). We will explore the entire project life cycle, from early planning, contract preparation, and tendering to procurement processes and dispute management. You'll gain insight into the intricacies of compiling construction contract documents, ensuring effective communication, and preparing for successful project handover. Key topics such as risk management, documentation, and digitalization in project delivery methods will also be covered through real-world case studies, enhancing your practical knowledge.

By attending this course, you'll enhance your ability to make informed decisions about project delivery, mitigating risks, and ensuring efficient project execution. You will gain a competitive edge by understanding the latest trends in digitalization and innovative project delivery methods. It will empower you with the tools, strategies, and digital advancements needed for the modern construction industry.

Who Should Attend
This course is ideal for various construction and project management professionals, including project managers, engineers, contract managers, architects, designers, and contractors. It also benefits procurement specialists, subcontractors, project technicians, and technologists.

Those involved in construction management, from business owners to consultants and government employees in both the public and private sectors, will find the course valuable for staying current with industry trends and enhancing project delivery outcomes.