Master the Management and Drafting of Engineering Contracts and FIDIC
A well-drafted contract is the backbone of any successful engineering project. Join us to learn the essentials of managing construction contracts, standard form contracts (FIDIC), claims management and dispute resolution to safeguard the rights of all parties.
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Why is this programme essential for engineers?
The programme goes beyond theory to give you practical tools for dealing with the complexities of modern construction projects.
Professional Skills Development
Gain contract analysis and drafting skills, the key to the success of any engineering project, enabling you to negotiate effectively and identify risks early.
Dispute and Claims Management
The ability to make informed decisions and resolve disputes (Dispute Resolution) that may arise during the project, in the interests of both the technical and commercial teams.
Better Career Progression Opportunities
Investing in contract management skills helps you stand out and pursue advanced career opportunities with major contracting and engineering consultancy firms.
Inside the Programme
Watch excerpts from practical exercises on engineering contracts
FIDIC Red Book Fundamentals
Draft the Statement of Work (SOW) precisely
Managing Variations and Claims
Types of Insurance and Bank Guarantees
The Journey to Engineering Contracts Mastery
A logical progression from basic principles to managing complex disputes.
Fundamentals and Concepts
Definition of construction contracts, the elements of a binding contract, contract documents, and the general procedures before (Pre-Contract) and after contract award.
Documents and Structuring
Understanding tender documents, the letter of acceptance, the Statement of Work (SOW), construction contract classifications and the employer's requirements.
Guarantees and Drafting
Types of guarantees (bid, performance, advance payment), insurance (PII, All Risks), and the fundamentals of contract drafting and risk allocation.
Claims and Contract Termination
Managing variations, claims, and procedures for suspending or terminating contracts (for convenience or for cause).
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Feedback from Engineers and Participants after Completing the Programme
Topic Details
An integrated curriculum covering 8 core knowledge areas as set out in the study plan
Overview and Contract Procedures
Overview & Common Engineering Contract Terms
This part covers the definition of a construction contract and the elements of a binding contract, as well as the contract's essential specifications. It also addresses the general procedures and conditions of the engineering contract before the award (pre-contract award) and after the award (post-contract award).
- Definition and documents of construction contracts.
- Elements of a Binding Contract.
- Conditions and procedures before and after contract award.
Choose the mode that suits you
Premium In-person Training
At our state-of-the-art premises in Dabouq (Amman). Premium classrooms, smart boards and an ideal learning environment for direct interaction with the trainer.
Online
Study from anywhere in the world through our interactive platform. Full timetable flexibility to suit your professional life without giving up your commitments.
Customised Training (In-House)
Bespoke training solutions for contracting companies and engineering firms. The programme can be delivered at your premises to train your entire project teams.
Upcoming sessions for this programme
Fees include training, course materials and the certificate. Fees vary by city and delivery mode.
| City | Mode | Start | End | Days & time | Fees | Enrolment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Riyadh | In-person | Saturday, Monday, Wednesday6-8 pm | USD 650 | Enrol |
Who is this programme for?
- Civil engineers, architects and site engineers
- Contracts and procurement managers in contracting and consulting firms
- Staff of owner and government bodies supervising project delivery
- Lawyers wishing to understand the engineering side of contracts
What will you gain?
- Read tender documents and types of engineering contracts and select the appropriate form
- Managing guarantees, insurance, payments and completion certificates
- Draft construction contracts and subcontracts based on the FIDIC forms
- Handling variation orders, claims and extensions of time
- Properly managing contract termination and settling final accounts
On completion
Accredited certificate from Metropolis Institute (24 training hours)
Trainer
Eng. Alaa Al-Hamaideh
Engineering Contracts Management
Entry Requirements, Assessment and Certificate
Entry requirements
- A qualification in engineering (civil, architectural, site) or in law, or work in contracts and procurement departments
- No prior contract management experience is required; the programme starts from the basic concepts and progresses to claims and termination
- Ability to work with material in English and Arabic and with contract terminology (FIDIC)
Assessment and certificate
- Assessment method
- Participants are assessed through attendance and participation in the Statement of Work (SOW) drafting workshop, the change orders and claims management case study, and practical exercises on engineering contracts.
- Certificate
- Accredited certificate of completion from Metropolis Training Institute (24 training hours), issued digitally with the option of requesting a printed copy.
What the fee includes
- 24 training hours in evening lectures with Eng. Alaa Al-Hamaideh
- Training materials in English and Arabic, including an explanation of the FIDIC forms (Red Book)
- A Statement of Work (SOW) drafting workshop and a case study on change orders and claims
- Accredited certificate of completion from Metropolis Training Institute
- Training supplies
- For online training: access to the Metropolis learning platform and recorded lectures for review
Frequently asked questions about the programme
How many training hours are there, and how long is the programme?
24 training hours delivered in evening lectures on two to three days a week; the exact dates for each session are announced in the schedule above.
Will I receive a certificate after completing the programme?
Yes. Participants who meet the attendance and assessment requirements receive an accredited certificate of completion from Metropolis Training Institute, issued in digital form; a printed copy can be requested from the branch.
What is the language of training?
Lectures are delivered in Arabic, with terminology and reference materials in English where the subject requires it. Legal English and translation programmes are conducted in both languages.
What is the difference between in-person and live online training?
Online training is streamed live via the Metropolis learning platform with the same trainer, the same material and the same interaction, and lectures are recorded for later review. In-person training is held in the training halls of our branches in Riyadh, Amman and Baghdad.
How do I pay?
Once your seat is confirmed, you will receive an email containing a secure online payment link or an invoice for bank transfer in the name of the individual or the organisation. Discounts are available for groups and organisations nominating more than one participant.
Can the programme be held at our organisation?
Yes. All programmes are available as customised in-house training at your premises or remotely, with examples and case studies adapted to your organisation's sector. Contact us via the Corporate Training page.
Ready to lead your engineering projects with confidence?
Includes training materials, the certificate and training supplies