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Dedicated training centre in Netherlands The training centre is based in office space adjacent to the main office in Vlissingen. The need for training Modern day contracting and trading is a risk business populated by all kinds of clever and intelligent people whose one aim in life is to absolve them of any risk by placing it elsewhere. Surviving in a world of intense competition and diminished margins of profit whilst at the same time avoiding disputes is a tactical art. Techniques need to be learned. The courses are designed with the emphasis on commercial awareness, the methods necessary to avoid disputes and how if a dispute occurs to manage the conflict arising. Subjects are chosen which address the trends evident from our work in The Netherlands in the past several years. Conscious that many individuals and smaller companies have similar needs to larger organisations but with fewer staff it is often a problem to release staff for training during normal working periods, Trett accommodate this with the ability to arrange training at the centre on any day including weekends. Smaller sized training groups are also encouraged to promote communication within the group. The one-day Foundation Course concentrates on basic practicalities and the pitfalls to be avoided. With many projects now including contractors from differing countries, it compares and contrasts different cultural approaches which often lead to problems. In addition to the Foundation Course a number of Advanced Courses are also available. For further details on the courses being offered by Trett BV, contact Mark Castell on +31 118 420 300/306 or via email at mark.castell@trett.com F1- FOUNDATION COURSE Introduction The Dutch Civil Code and how it compares. Differences in interpretation,
G Accounts and Chain Liability Taxation. Local conditions and pitfalls The differing Contract Conditions Types of Contract The role of the Engineer Consortium or VOF formation Daily rates and Daywork rates Buzz Words. Obtaining an order Hazard avoidance Players & communication Clear commitment Early formality Inclusion of the Tender Internal Departments Sub contract requirements Planning and resources Acceptance of the order Engineering Constant overrun of Engineering Definitions, conceptual, basic and detailed engineering Defined commitment, interfaces battery limits Engineering development Preferential Engineering Reporting & documentation control Project accounting v Financial accounting Master copies Review of Bid documents The estimate, the control estimate and prognosis Sale of manhours. Project procedures and controls Variations Communications EDM site and office The programme tools available [Artemis, Primavera Microsoft project] Project Management Tools Claims Global claims Time Extensions and loss and expense Notices. Disruption Productivity losses Cause and effect. Dispute Resolution Litigation & Arbitration Discovery ADR. A0 ADVANCED COURSES A1. Commercial Awareness for Construction Professionals A2. The Management of Contract Claims A3. The formation of a VOF A4. Records and Programmes Records why record? What records? What do we do with records? A5. Dispute Resolution Procedures in the Netherlands in cases of dispute. Dispute Resolution Boards Arbitration ADR Negotiation Mediation Adjudication |
