Certificate in Construction Delay &Extension of Time Assessment is conductedby The Society of Construction LawMalaysia and is open to everyone in theconstruction industry.

Interested participants are expected tohave a minimum understanding of projectscheduling.

This course will provide them with thenecessary skills to assess delays andextension of time in construction projects ,and the program is also suitable for thosewho are interested in having a workingunderstanding of the same which can beapplied during the dispute stage in anadjudication, arbitration or court litigationprocess.

The training is conducted over three daysby experts from the construction industry.

PROGRAM

Day One & Two

9a.m. - 5p.m. | Lectures/Workshops10.30a.m. - 10.45a.m. | Break12p.m. - 2 p.m. | Lunch3p.m. - 3.30p.m. | Break

Day Three

9a.m. -1 p.m. | Assignment review10.30a.m. - 10.45a.m. | Break

The Society of ConstructionLaw Malaysia

Certificate in Construction Delay &Extension of Time Assessment16 - 18 October 2020Seminar room, Asian International Arbitration Centre (AIAC)

In collaboration with HRDF claimable

Parties’ obligations as to time to complete the works.Concept of “reasonable time” and “due diligence”.Principle of “effective cause”, “proximity”, “float” and “concurrency”.Difference between “prospective” and “retrospective” approachassessment.Typical construction contract provisions on delay.The SCL Delay and Disruption Protocol 2nd Edition.The ANSI/ASCE/CI 67-17 standard for schedule delay analysis.“Static” and “Dynamic” methods of delay analysis.The “time impact”, “time slice”, “as plan vs. as build”, “longest path”and “dotted-on” methodology.The law on construction delay and extension of time.The administration of liquidated damages provisions and thecontention of “time at large”.Procedure and practice of extension of time application andassessment.Principle of condition precedent notice and submission of particulars.Parties’ obligation to mitigate delay.“Acceleration” and “constructive acceleration”.Principles of loss and expense evaluation.

Participants will be given the case studies to assess extensionof time using different delay analysis methods..Delay analysis methodology templates on “time impact/ timeslice”, “as plan vs as build”, “longest path” and “dotted-on” willbe given during the practical workshop session.

LECTURE TOPICS:

PRACTICAL WORKSHOP

YOU WILL BE TRAINED ON:

SOH LIEH SIENG,  Managing Partner, Contract Solutions i PLT

Mr Soh Lieh Sieng is a consummate construction industry expert, havingspent some 28 years working for contractors, consultants and employersthroughout the UK, Europe, Asia Pacific and the Middle-East inengineering, construction and dispute resolution roles. Over the yearsLieh Sieng has developed skills in project management, construction ofmajor bridges and infrastructure works, airports and buildings, powerplants, oil/gas construction and heavy-lift operations, contractadministration, preparation of claims related to changes and variations,delays and extension of time (EOT), and loss and expense claims inrespect of delays, disruption and acceleration.

Currently working in Malaysia, Singapore and the region, Lieh Siengspecialises in resolving construction and contractual disputes, andregularly acts as Expert Witness for contractors or employers in court,adjudication and arbitration. Lieh Sieng has presented written and oralexpert evidence on cases in relation to construction technology, defectiveworks, contract termination, delay and EOT, loss and expense, variations,cardinal change and contract interpretation in both domestic andinternational proceedings under ICC, AIAC and SIAC arbitration rules.

LOSHINI RAMARMUTY, Partner, Skrine

Loshini is a Partner in the Construction and Engineering practice group atSkrine. Loshini has experience in a range of dispute resolution processesincluding litigation, arbitration, adjudication and   mediation. Loshinifocuses on domestic arbitration, arbitration related applications beforethe Malaysian Courts and litigation concerning construction, engineering,oil & gas, and energy contracts. She is an accredited arbitrator,adjudicator and mediator.

MEET THE FACULTY

SHANNON RAJAN, Partner, SKRINE

Shannon is a disputes partner in the Construction and Engineering practiceand co-heads the Environment, Safety and Health practice. He advisesclients on all aspects of construction and engineering projects, fromprocurement to contract administration, and the avoidance and resolution ofdisputes. He has advised developers, contractors, and consultants on variouslarge-scale projects including power plants, oil and gas installations, metalsand mining facilities, process plants, transport infrastructure and commercialdevelopments. Shannon has experience in the entire range of disputeresolution processes including litigation, arbitration, adjudication, mediationand bespoke processes. He is an accredited arbitrator, adjudicator andmediator who sits on the panel of the AIAC and the Malaysian andSingaporean Mediation Centres. He has acted as a sole arbitrator and ascounsel under UNCITRAL, SIAC, AIAC rules and in ad-hoc cases.

WELCOME ADDRESS

Certificate of attendance will be issued to participants without examination.Certificate with your grade will be issued to participants who have passed the examination. Participants who fail the examination is allowed to resit the exam at an extra charge ofRM100.00. Date and time for resit examination will be confirmed later.CPD/CCD points claimable (BQSM, CIDB, LAM & IEM.

If you have any queries, please contact Ms. Esther Ooi at +603 6206 1549 or email us atsecretariat@myscl.org

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SCL Members : RM2,000.00 nett per person.Non-members : RM2,200.00 nett per person.

SCL Members : RM2,200.00 nett per person.Non-members : RM2,500.00 nett per person.Non-members (Group of 3 & above participants) : RM2,300.00nett per person.

Early bird (full payment by 18 September 2020)

Normal price

*Fee is inclusive of course materials, coffee/tea breaks & lunch.

FEES

CERTIFICATES/ RESIT EXAMINATION

Cheques should be made payable to “THE SOCIETY OF CONSTRUCTION LAW MALAYSIA”.Bank transfer details : Public Bank | Account No.: 3150 144 124Credit card payment at our website : https://myscl.org/

Payment can be made by cheque, bank transfer or credit card. Please ensure that payments arefree of any bank charges.

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