GCC 2010 MASTER CLASS AND AN INTRODUCTION TO THE GCC 2015 3RD EDITION

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GCC 2010 MASTER CLASS AND AN INTRODUCTION TO THE GCC 2015 3RD EDITION

C O U R S E C O N T E N T

M O D U L E O N E :

The four key issues for successful contracting:• Programme (including risk identification, monitoring and management)• Communication• Notices and conditions precedent• RecordsGood industry practice and how the GCC 2010 manages these issues.

M O D U L E T W O :

Common risks that occur on contracts, including:• Scope creep and scope management• Community unrest and interference in the progress of the work and

strikes(the labour and social issues• Extension of time and alternative remedies• Contractors rights to additional payment• Quality of construction information• Employers Agency and delegation of authority• Dispute management including proper use of the adjudication facilityHow does the GCC 2010 address these problems? What can you do toenhance your position?

M O D U L E T H R E E :

The Ramifications to the Industry of the amendments (currently in process) to the CIDB Act (the prompt payment regulations) and how this will affect the Parties to the GCC 2010, the suppliers and the Sub contractors.

M O D U L E F O U R :

Changes to the GCC 2010 that have necessitated the publication of the GCC 2015 third edition, why these changes were necessary and how they will affect the execution of contracts under this new form of contract.