Construction Delay and Disruption Analysis - Zero to Hero

Practical Implementation and Contractual Perspective
What you'll learn
✓ Understand the concept of forensic planning, Extension of Time (EOT) claims;
✓ Understand the different references for forensic planning and EOT analysis from different stand points;
✓ Understand delay definition, types and delay compensability;
✓ Understand the definition of disruption and its correlation with delay analysis;
✓ Know the types of schedules in accordance with delay analysis concept;
✓ Understand the concurrent delay definition, concept and cases;
✓ Understand the definition of damages and apportionment;
✓ Understand the classification of the different methods of delay analysis (RP 29, 03 - AACEI) and their correlation with other references;
✓ Differentiate between prospective and retrospective approaches;
✓ Understand by practicing the main methods implemented for delay analysis;
✓ Understand the limitation, advantages and disadvantages of each method; and
✓ Practice different cases studies.
Requirements
● Basic Knowledge of Planning and Scheduling;
● Basics of Primavera P6 (Attendees are kindly requested to have their laptops with Primavera P6).
Description
Construction projects suffer from delays during their lifecycle, whether such delays caused by the contractor due to lack of resources, delayed delivery to site material, poor management, .etc. or caused by the employer due to design changes, many and late issue for variations, .etc. or by the others such as force majeure, war, .etc.
The term "Delay Analysis" has become a frequent activity in many of construction projects, Delay Analysis has many techniques, and the use of the suitable technique depend on many factors, however the main factor is the record of project data.
Claimsare disputes over facts, not over law. The party that keeps better records to preserve the facts or the party that is better trained to recognize a problem is going to have an advantage. The party that contemporaneously observes and records relevant critical facts will have not only better records, but the better ability to address claim issues.
Forensic Scheduling Analysis refers to the study and investigation of events using CPM or other recognized schedule calculation methods. It is the study of how actual events interacted in the context of a complex model for the purpose of understanding the significance of specific deviation or series of deviations from some baseline model and their role in determining the sequence of tasks within the complex network.
Who this course is for
■ Planning Engineers;
■ Senior Planning Engineers;
■ Schedulers
■ Planning Managers;
■ Delay Analysts;
■ Claim Specialist;
■ Contract Administrator; and
■ Every one who needs to enhance his skills in "Delay Analysis".
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