For all managers in the construction supply chain, including project managers, contract managers, contract administrators, quantity surveyors and commercial managers.
From $995 per person. Contact us for more information and bulk deals.
A strong understanding of contract principles is essential for anyone involved in project delivery. This one-day workshop provides a practical foundation in the structure, terminology, and legal concepts behind construction contracts — helping participants make better commercial decisions, avoid common pitfalls, and work more confidently within contract frameworks.
The course demystifies key provisions, explores different contract types, and explains how payment, risk, and dispute mechanisms operate in real-world projects. Delivered by experienced construction professionals, this is an essential session for improving contract fluency and commercial awareness.
Who should attend?
This course is designed for project managers, engineers, quantity surveyors, clients, contractors, subcontractors, and consultants working under construction contracts. It is suitable for those with limited contract knowledge and those looking to refresh or strengthen their commercial understanding.
What you’ll learn:
The essential elements required to form a binding construction contract
The difference between a letter of intent and a formal contract
How contract types differ: lump sum, cost-plus, and target cost
Procurement models: traditional vs. design & build
How payment works under common contracts and the HGCRA
How adjudication operates in practice
Key clauses that affect delivery, subcontracting, and change control
Outcomes:
Participants will leave with a clearer understanding of how construction contracts function in practice, greater confidence in managing contractual obligations, and practical tools to support project success.
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majorly on Risk, EWN & CEV. It was clearly demonstrated with relevant examples and in-depth discussion with my team-mates, experts and planning expert from your side.
Reasonable understanding of the contractual requirements and the feedback on what is required under the contract…
Steve and Raine are very professional and experienced in their area. They responded to all our questions. They Understand the procedure required for design change scope
The course was beneficial, and I enjoyed the workshops. The section on scheduling related to compensation events was relevant and…
helpful to me and the stages of learning was interesting and relatable.
It covers all the information that I require to know in my role, and helped me to gain more knowledge and understanding about the NEC4 contract.
CONSTRUCTION LAW FOR COMMERCIAL MANAGERS, QUANTITY SURVEYORS, PROJECT MANAGERS AND CONTRACT ADMINISTRATORS
12 August – Auckland 14 August –