Contract Writing Planning Management

Category:
Purchasing & Supply Management

Tanggal
26-28 Juli 2010

Jam Pelaksanaan
09.00-17.00 WIB

Tempat
Ibis Slipi Hotel
Jakarta

Pembicara / Fasilitator
Ir. Youngkie Lukianto, MM, (L2, SPSM)

Harga
Rp.5.250.000,-
per participant, excluding accommodation & tax.

Achieving success in project without potential risks!

INTRODUCTION
Many project fails due to contracts not properly prepared and set up. Also, unnecessary disputes take place due to improper preparation of contracts. Even whenever the contracts are available, they do not reflect the basic of the cooperation and the complexity of the works. Good contract will lead to efficient and effective costs, minimum risks and timely execution of project completion. This course will give you the hands-on practice of contract writing based on real life experience of working in contracts area. The participants will have more time to practice rather than listening to theories. Computers will be provided to put in the theory into contract practice.

By attending this workshop, you will be able to:

• Understand the basic of contracts
• Know the complexity of contracts
• Prepare and write contracts
• Correlate contracts with bid documents
• Control project execution based on SLA and KPI as set forth in the contract

WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This course is designed especially for:

• Contracts Managers and Staff
• Procurement Managers and staff
• Procurement engineers, supervisors and staff
• General Affairs/Services/facility managers and staff
• Project Managers and Controllers
• Anyone who is involved in internal projects or customer projects

COURSE OUTLINE
The course will emphasize on practice and be summarized as follows

1. Process of contract
2. Roles and Responsibilities
3. Contract Terms and Conditions
4. Purchase Order Terms and Conditions
5. Contracting Methods
6. Contract Pricing
7. Practicing on how to prepare SOW

Contract Writing Process

1. Preparation of SOW (statement of work)
2. Preparation of General Terms and Conditions
3. Structuring contract
4. Verifying contract consistencies
5. Analysing risks to be incorporated into SOW
6. Contract execution
7. Contract closing

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