Contract Management For Property And Construction

29-30 May, 2024, THE MAJESTIC HOTEL KUALA LUMPUR

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Ir. Ahmad Fauzi Yahya has garnered extensive experience in engineering, academia, and consultation. He has left an indelible mark on the fields of engineering, education, and consultation. His journey is a testament to dedication, expertise, and a commitment to advancing both technical knowledge and practical applications in various sectors.

 

Ir. Ahmad Fauzi is a highly accomplished and respected professional in the field of engineering and construction. With a career spanning over the decades, Ir. Ahmad Fauzi has garnered a wealth of experience and expertise, earning numerous professional qualifications and accreditations along the way. His dedication to the industry is evident through his active involvement in various expert panels, training initiatives and professional organizations.

 

Ir. Ahmad Fauzi’s outstanding qualifications and vast experience make him a distinguished figure in the engineering and construction field. His contributions to skill development, training, and industry standards have left an indelible mark on the profession, and his commitment to excellence continues to inspire future generations of engineers and construction professionals.

 

Experience

• Public works department 1977-1983

• Government Housing company (SPPK)/PNB 1983-1991

• Senior lecturer, Inti international University, Nilai.

• Consulting engineer- Partner 1991 – 1994

• Consulting engineer – Managing Director 1994-2010

• Consulting engineer/trainer – Principal 2010-till to date

 

Professional Qualifications/Accreditation

• Professional Engineer(M), 1988 (6543)

• Practicing Consulting engineer – SP 913

• Professional Engineer(SPAN), 2009

• Professional Interviewer(IEM)

• Panel interviewer for Site Supervisor(CIDB)

• Expert Panel( SME Corp/NOSS)

• Expert Trainer(JPK-KSM-HRDF)

• Industry Panel(UITM)

• Member, IEM 1988(7263)

• Member, SSA

• Expert panel, National Occupational Skill Standard (NOSS – Construction Industry)

• Expert panel, CIDB relating to Construction Industry

• Customised trainer (CIDB)

• Trainer (IKRAM/PKK/SIDC/Govt/Private/IUB)

• Accredited training centre (CIDB)-(Water supply, Earthworks, Building, Business management)

• Member, Association of Construction project manager

Venue Details

THE MAJESTIC HOTEL KUALA LUMPUR
5 Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin, 50000 Kuala Lumpur,
Phone : 03 2785 8000

https://www.majestickl.com/

Contact us

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03 2283 6109
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03 2283 6100
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ADDRESS 
A-28-5, 28th Floor, Menara UOA Bangsar, 
No.5, Jalan Bangsar Utama 1, 
59000 Kuala Lumpur
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OBJECTIVES

In the Construction industry, all the stakeholders such as Clients/ Consultants/Contractors/ Authorities involved in projects aspire that
they are successfully implemented based on scope, cost, time and quality.

However, of late there are projects that are delayed, low quality output, cost overrun, standards that are of low quality, many disputes, disagreements, misunderstandings, arbitrations, legal suits and also failures.

The above issues if not addressed holistically will highly likely result in th failure of projects.

Thus, it is imperative that stakeholders grasp and understand the knowledge on Contract Management and it’s relation to scope, cost, time and quality and safety, health and environment.

This is to ensure that the project can be implemented successfully.

AFTER ATTENDING THIS COURSE YOU WILL RETURN TO YOUR JOB…
  1. Understanding The Property And Construction Industry And The Project Cycle.
  2. Obtaining An Overview Of The Property/ Construction Industry.
  3. Learning The Various Categories Of Construction Projects, To Tailor Your Approach
    To Project Management And Execution According To Specific Project Requirements.
  4. Understanding Project Failures And Abandonments, Learning Valuable Lessons
    And Avoiding Similar Pitfalls In Future.
  5. Learning How The Project Cycle Interrelates With Funding, Estimates,
    And Approvals Provides You With An Understanding Of The Financial
    And Regulatory Aspects That Underpin Successful Project Execution.
  6. Identifying The Roles And Responsibilities Of Key Players In A Project.
  7. Understanding Contractual Relationships Among Key Players In A Project, Ensuring Clarity, Fairness, And Adherence To Legal
    Frameworks, Minimizing Disputes And Improving Project Outcomes.
  8. Understanding The Acts And Regulations Governing The Property And Construction
    Industry, Ensuring Compliance And Minimizing Legal Risks Throughout The Project Lifecycle.
  9. Gaining Proficiency In Various Types Of Contracts In The Industry, Empowering
    You To Negotiate Favorable Terms And Conditions And Safeguarding The Interests Of
    All Parties Involved.
  10. Obtaining Practical Knowledge And Application On Contractual Issues Via
    Class Group Exercise /Presentation.
  11. Understanding The Fundamentals Of Contract.
  12. Understanding The Key Provisions Of The Maintenance And Strata Management Act 2013 – Act 757, Empowering You To
    Navigate Its Requirements And Obligations Effectively In Property Management And
    Maintenance Scenarios.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
  • Property Managers
  • Marketing Managers
  • Builders
  • Landowners
  • Legal Advisors
  • Investment Advisers & Planning Managers
  • Project Managers
  • Valuers
  • Property Consultants
  • Land Administration Managers
  • Bankers
  • Tax Managers
  • Estate Agents
  • Surveyors
  • Property Developers
  • Lawyers and Paralegals
  • Financiers
  • Contractor
METHODOLOGY
  • Interactive Lectures
  • Case Studies
  • Discussion
  • Group Activities
  • Questions & Answers Session
DAY 1
9:00
  • Understanding The Property And Construction Industry And The Project Cycle
  • Overview Of The Property/Construction Industry
  • Construction Projects
    - Buildings & Infrastructures
    - Private/Commercial
    - Public
  • Project Failures/Abandonment.
  • Project Cycle
  • Relationship Of Project Cycle To Funding.
  • Relationship Of Project Cycle To Estimates.
  • Relationship Of Project Cycle To Approvals

10.45
  • Key Players In A Project.
    - Clients.
    - Consultants.
    - Contractors.
    - Authorities.
  • Contractual Relationships Amongst Key Players In A Project.
  • Acts And Regulations Governing The Property And Construction Industry.
    - UBBL
    - ARCHITECT’S ACT
    - ENGINEER’S ACT
    - NATIONAL LAND CODE
    - LAND SURVEYOR’S ACT
    - QUANTITY SURVEYOR’S ACT
    - VALUER’S ACT
    - CIDB
    - HDA
1:00 Lunch
2:00
  • Types Of Contracts
    - PWD 203A
    - PAM
    - FIDIC
    - CIDB
    - ICE
    - Sales and Purchase Agreement
    - Loan Agreement
3:45
  • Group Class Exercise 1 – Disputes Arising From Contractual Matters?
5:00 End of Day 1
DAY 2
9:00
  • Class Group Exercise /Presentation.
  • The Key Phases Of A Construction Project
  • Risk Management
  • Understanding Contract
  • Laws Of Malaysia: Contract Act 136
10.45
  • Laws Of Malaysia: Contract Act 136
    - What Agreements Are Contract.
    - Who Are Competent To Contract
    - Power To Set Aside Contract Induced By Undue Influence
    - What Conditions Are Lawful & What Not.
    - Agreement Void If Conditions & Objects Unlawful In Part
    - Obligations Of Parties To Contract
    - Compensation For Loss Or Damage Caused By Breach Of Contract
    - Compensation For Failure To Discharge Obligations Resembling Those Created By Contract
1:00 Lunch
2:00
  • Standard Forms Of Contract
  • Relevant Acts
  • Key Requirements For Contract Creation
  • Types Of Contracts
  • Contracting Arrangement
  • Contract Law In Relation To Relevant Clauses.
3:45
  • S.O./S.O. Representative
  • Delays And Extension Of Time
  • Variation Orders
  • Disputes
  • Payments
  • Certificate Of Completion & Compliance (CCC)
  • Key Players In Maintenance
  • Management Corporation ( MC)
  • Strata Management Act 2013 – Act 757
  • Malaysian Property Management Standards.
5:00 End of Course