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Contract Management
Course Type: Non - Certification
Duration: 2 Days
Professional Development Unit (PDU): 14
Availability: In-House Training | Public Training
Course Overview
This course is based on the Contracts Act of Malaysia 1950. The focus is on exposing participants to the Act so that they are able to understand their role in drafting, reviewing and apportioning risk response measures in contracts.
They will learn how to apply a logical, systematic and comprehensive approach to reading, managing and implementing a contract so that the team is able to manage the vendors and to satisfy the legal obligations detailed in the contract.
Course Outline
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Factors that influence the selection of a Contract
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Mapping out the supply chain to strategize and identify risk
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Contracts: Common Terminologies used in the industry
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Extrinsic or Collateral contracts
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Voidable Contracts
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Void Contracts
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Suspension and Termination of Contracts
Learning Outcome
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Their role in Contract Management
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Pre-requisites for contract formation
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The legal obligations and responsibilities of each party
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The Battle of Forms (which document takes precedence)
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Third party obligations (only in construction contracts)
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The allocation of risk between the contracting parties
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The consequences of non-compliance to the contract
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The difference between Void and Voidable Contracts
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How contracts can come to an end (the conditions for termination)
Target Audience
This course is tailored for Project Managers, Project Leaders, Project Controllers, Contract Managers, Construction Managers, Offshore Managers, Contract Administrators, Procurement Department Personnel & Sub-Contract Department.
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