Delay Analysis, EOT & Claims with Primavera P6 & FIDIC

In this video, you will learn:

• Importance of scheduling in project management

• How scheduling supports planning, monitoring, and control

• Link between schedule, cost, and resource management

• Role of Primavera P6 in project scheduling

• How scheduling helps prevent delays and improve performance

• Scheduling as a key tool for achieving project success

In this video, you will learn:

• What is the Critical Path Method (CPM) in project management

• How to identify critical and non-critical activities in a schedule

• The importance of CPM in determining project duration

• How total float and free float are calculated and used

• How CPM helps in project planning, monitoring, and delay analysis

• The role of Primavera P6 in analyzing and managing the critical path

In this video, you will learn:

• What is a baseline schedule and why it is important

• How updated schedules differ from the baseline

• The role of baseline in project progress tracking and performance measurement

• How to compare baseline and updated schedules in Primavera P6

• How schedule updates help identify delays and forecast project completion

• The importance of maintaining schedule integrity for effective project control

In this video, you will learn:

• What are the main types of delays in project management

• The difference between critical and non-critical delays

• What makes a delay excusable or non-excusable

• How different types of delays impact project completion and Extension of Time (EOT)

• How delay classification supports claim preparation and analysis

• The role of scheduling tools like Primavera P6 in identifying and analyzing delays

In this video, you will learn:

• What FIDIC stands for and its role in international construction contracts

• The purpose and structure of FIDIC contract conditions

• Overview of commonly used FIDIC contract books such as Red, Yellow, and Silver

• Key clauses related to project management, claims, and Extension of Time (EOT)

• How FIDIC promotes fairness and clarity between employer and contractor

• The importance of understanding FIDIC conditions for effective contract and claim management

In this video, you will learn:

• The key responsibilities of the contractor and employer under construction contracts

• How FIDIC defines and separates contractor and employer obligations

• Common contractual duties such as providing drawings, approvals, and site access

• Contractor’s obligations for execution, quality, progress, and completion

• How failures in obligations can lead to delays, claims, and disputes

• The importance of understanding both parties’ duties for effective project and claim management

In this video, you will learn:

• What Extension of Time (EOT) means in construction contracts

• Key FIDIC clauses related to EOT, including Sub-Clause 8.4 and 20.1

• Events and circumstances that entitle the contractor to claim EOT

• The procedure for submitting and evaluating EOT claims under FIDIC

• How proper documentation supports EOT entitlement and approval

• The role of the Engineer in assessing and granting time extensions

In this video, you will learn:

• The most frequent causes of delay in construction projects

• How design changes, late approvals, and site access issues impact progress

• The effect of poor planning, resource shortages, and unforeseen conditions

• How contractual and administrative delays affect project timelines

• The importance of identifying delay causes for EOT and claim preparation

• How Primavera P6 and proper documentation support delay analysis

In this video, you will learn:

• The contractor’s rights and entitlements under Extension of Time (EOT) provisions

• How FIDIC defines conditions that justify time extensions

• The difference between time-related and cost-related entitlements

• How to establish entitlement through proper notice and documentation

• The Engineer’s role in assessing and certifying EOT claims

• The importance of linking delays to contractual clauses for successful claim outcomes

In this video, you will learn:

• What standard forms of contracts are and why they are used in construction projects

• The benefits of using standard contracts for fairness and consistency

• Overview of popular standard forms such as FIDIC, NEC, and JCT

• How standard contracts define roles, responsibilities, and procedures

• The importance of standardization in reducing disputes and misunderstandings

• How understanding standard contracts helps in managing projects and claims effectively

In this video, you will learn:

• The purpose and structure of FIDIC’s standard contract books – Red, Yellow, and Silver

• Key differences between these contract types and their areas of application

• How each FIDIC book allocates risks and responsibilities between employer and contractor

• Important FIDIC clauses related to Extension of Time (EOT)

• How to identify EOT entitlement under different FIDIC contract forms

• The importance of understanding FIDIC contracts for effective project and claim management

In this video, you will learn:

• An overview of the Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT) standard forms used in the UK

• How Extension of Time (EOT) mechanisms work under JCT contracts

• Key clauses governing delay, notification, and assessment of EOT

• The contractor’s and employer’s roles in managing time extensions

• A practical case example demonstrating how EOT is applied under JCT

• The importance of understanding JCT procedures for effective delay and claim management

In this video, you will learn:

• What NEC contracts are and how they differ from other standard forms like FIDIC and JCT

• The concept of Compensation Events and how they affect time and cost

• The purpose of the Early Warning system in proactive project management

• How NEC promotes collaboration and risk management between parties

• The procedure for notifying, assessing, and managing Compensation Events

• The importance of understanding NEC’s approach for effective contract and claim administration

In this video, you will learn:

• What AIA (American Institute of Architects) standard contracts are and where they are used

• How AIA contracts address delays and time extensions in building projects

• Key clauses related to Extension of Time (EOT) and schedule adjustments

• Responsibilities of the contractor and owner in delay situations

• The procedure for submitting and evaluating time extension requests

• The importance of understanding AIA contract provisions for managing construction delays and claims

In this video, you will learn:

• What ConsensusDocs are and how they differ from other U.S. standard contracts like AIA

• The philosophy of collaboration and fair risk sharing in ConsensusDocs

• How claims, delays, and time extensions are managed under a cooperative framework

• Key clauses promoting early issue resolution and transparent communication

• The process for handling disputes through negotiation and mediation

• The importance of ConsensusDocs in promoting teamwork and reducing adversarial claims in construction projects

In this video, you will learn:

• What ICE (Institution of Civil Engineers) standard contracts are and where they are applied

• The Engineer’s responsibilities in managing Extension of Time (EOT) claims

• How the Engineer assesses delays and entitlement to time extensions

• The procedures for notification, review, and certification of EOT

• How the Engineer’s decisions impact project timelines and contractor rights

• The importance of understanding the Engineer’s role for effective delay and claim management

In this video, you will learn:

• What PPC2000 (UK) standard contracts are and where they are applied

• The principles of partnering and collaborative approaches for managing delays

• How delays are identified, tracked, and resolved collaboratively

• The procedures for communication, joint decision-making, and issue resolution

• How collaborative approaches impact project timelines and reduce claims

• The importance of understanding collaborative delay management for successful project delivery

In this video, you will learn:

• What FIDIC, JCT, NEC, AIA, and ConsensusDocs standard contracts are and where they are applied

• The key differences and similarities between these contract frameworks

• How each contract addresses delay management, claims, and extensions of time (EOT)

• The procedures and responsibilities defined under each contract for managing disputes

• How the choice of contract impacts project timelines, risk allocation, and contractor rights

• The importance of understanding comparative contract provisions for effective project and claims management

In this video, you will learn:

• What delay events are and how they are classified in construction projects

• The causes and sources of delays, including contractor, employer, and external factors

• How to identify and document delay events accurately

• The impact of different types of delays on project timelines and float

• Procedures for analyzing delay events and assessing responsibility

• The importance of understanding delay events for effective project scheduling and claims management

In this video, you will learn:

• What concurrent delays are and how they occur in construction projects

• How to identify and document multiple overlapping delays

• The methods for analyzing responsibility and impact of concurrent delays

• Procedures for assessing entitlement to extensions of time (EOT) when delays overlap

• How concurrent delays affect project timelines, costs, and contractor rights

• The importance of understanding concurrent delays for effective delay and claims management

In this video, you will learn:

• What float is and how it is used in project schedules

• The concept of float ownership and who controls it in a project

• How float impacts project timelines, delays, and scheduling flexibility

• Procedures for managing and protecting float during project execution

• How float ownership affects entitlement to extensions of time (EOT) and claims

• The importance of understanding float ownership for effective project planning and delay management

In this video, you will learn:

• What compensable and non-compensable delays are and how they are defined in construction projects

• The key differences between delays that entitle the contractor to cost and/or time and those that do not

• How to identify and document each type of delay accurately

• Procedures for assessing responsibility and entitlement to extensions of time (EOT)

• How compensable and non-compensable delays impact project timelines, costs, and contractor rights

• The importance of understanding delay classifications for effective claims and project management

In this video, you will learn:

• An overview of AACE (Association for the Advancement of Cost Engineering) Recommended Practices and where they are applied

• The key principles for cost, schedule, and risk management in projects

• How AACE guidelines support delay analysis, claims preparation, and forensic scheduling

• Procedures for applying AACE methodologies in real-world projects

• How following AACE practices impacts project timelines, risk allocation, and contractor rights

• The importance of understanding AACE guidelines for effective project, schedule, and claims management

In this video, you will learn:

• What Time Impact Analysis (TIA) is and where it is applied in construction projects

• The key principles and methodology of TIA for assessing delays

• How to identify, document, and analyze delay events using TIA

• Procedures for calculating the impact of delays on project timelines

• How TIA results affect entitlement to extensions of time (EOT) and contractor claims

• The importance of understanding TIA for effective delay analysis and claims management

In this video, you will learn:

• What As-Planned vs. As-Built analysis is and where it is applied in construction projects

• The key differences between planned schedules and actual project performance

• How to collect, compare, and analyze schedule data for delay assessment

• Procedures for identifying deviations, assessing responsibility, and calculating impacts

• How the analysis affects entitlement to extensions of time (EOT) and contractor claims

• The importance of understanding As-Planned vs. As-Built analysis for effective delay and claims management

In this video, you will learn:

• What Collapsed As-Built analysis is and where it is applied in construction projects

• The key principles and methodology for analyzing delays using the Collapsed As-Built approach

• How to collect, organize, and assess actual project data to determine delay responsibility

• Procedures for calculating the impact of delays on project timelines and entitlement to extensions of time (EOT)

• How Collapsed As-Built analysis supports claims preparation and dispute resolution

• The importance of understanding Collapsed As-Built analysis for effective delay and claims management

In this video, you will learn:

• How to select the most appropriate delay analysis method for construction claims

• The key factors to consider when choosing between techniques like Time Impact Analysis, As-Planned vs. As-Built, and Collapsed As-Built

• How each method addresses delay identification, responsibility, and impact on project timelines

• Procedures for applying the chosen method to assess entitlement to extensions of time (EOT) and claims

• How selecting the right method affects project outcomes, dispute resolution, and contractor rights

• The importance of understanding different delay analysis methods for effective claims management

In this video, you will learn:

• What the Impacted As-Planned method is and where it is applied in construction projects

• The key principles and methodology for analyzing project delays using this approach

• How to insert delay events into the baseline schedule to assess their impact

• Procedures for calculating the effect of delays on project timelines and entitlement to extensions of time (EOT)

• How the Impacted As-Planned method supports claims preparation and dispute resolution

• The importance of understanding this method for effective delay and claims management

In this video, you will learn:

• The step-by-step process for preparing an Extension of Time (EOT) claim in construction projects

• The key documentation and evidence required to support an EOT request

• How to analyze delays, calculate their impact, and determine entitlement

• Procedures for submitting, reviewing, and following up on EOT claims

• How proper preparation of EOT affects project timelines, contractor rights, and dispute resolution

• The importance of understanding the EOT process for effective delay and claims management

In this video, you will learn:

• What entitlement and causation mean in the context of delay and EOT claims

• How to demonstrate that delays were beyond the contractor’s control

• The methods for linking specific delay events to their impact on project timelines

• Procedures for presenting clear evidence to support entitlement and causation

• How demonstrating entitlement and causation affects project outcomes, claims, and dispute resolution

• The importance of understanding these concepts for effective delay and claims management

In this video, you will learn:

• The best practices for submitting delay and EOT claims in construction projects

• How to prepare clear, well-documented, and persuasive claim submissions

• Procedures for defending claims against challenges from clients or employers

• Techniques for presenting evidence, demonstrating entitlement, and proving causation

• How proper claim preparation and defense impact project timelines, contractor rights, and dispute resolution

• The importance of following best practices for effective claims management and successful outcomes

In this video, you will learn:

• What documentation is required to support delay and EOT claims in construction projects

• The types of evidence needed, including schedules, correspondence, and site records

• How to organize, collect, and present documentation for maximum clarity and effectiveness

• Procedures for submitting and reviewing claim documents with clients or engineers

• How proper documentation impacts entitlement, dispute resolution, and project timelines

• The importance of maintaining thorough records for successful claims management

In this video, you will learn:

• What Extension of Time (EOT) and delay claims are and how they differ

• The key principles and procedures for managing EOT versus delay claims

• How to identify entitlement and responsibility under each type of claim

• The impact of EOT and delay claims on project timelines, costs, and contractor rights

• How proper understanding of the differences aids in effective claims preparation and management

• The importance of distinguishing between EOT and delay claims for successful project and dispute management

In this video, you will learn:

• What cost claims and time claims are and how they differ in construction projects

• The key principles and procedures for preparing and managing each type of claim

• How to identify entitlement and responsibility under each type of claim

• The impact of cost and time claims on project budgets, schedules, and contractor rights

• How proper understanding of the differences aids in effective claims preparation and management

• The importance of distinguishing between cost claims and time claims for successful project and dispute resolution

In this video, you will learn:

• What prolongation costs are and when they are incurred in construction projects

• The key principles and methods for calculating prolongation costs accurately

• How to collect and organize data to support cost calculations

• Procedures for assessing the impact of delays on labor, equipment, and overheads

• How prolongation cost calculations affect project budgets, claims, and contractor rights

• The importance of understanding prolongation costs for effective claims preparation and project management

In this video, you will learn:

• What disruption and delay claims are and how they differ in construction projects

• The key principles and procedures for identifying and managing each type of claim

• How to assess the impact of disruptions and delays on project timelines, resources, and productivity

• Procedures for documenting evidence and demonstrating entitlement for both claim types

• How understanding disruption versus delay claims affects project outcomes and contractor rights

• The importance of distinguishing between disruption and delay claims for effective claims management and dispute resolution

In this video, you will learn:

• What supporting evidence is required for delay, EOT, and cost claims in construction projects

• The types of documentation, including schedules, correspondence, and site records

• How to organize, collect, and present evidence effectively to strengthen a claim

• Procedures for submitting and reviewing supporting evidence with clients or engineers

• How proper evidence impacts entitlement, project timelines, and dispute resolution

• The importance of maintaining thorough supporting evidence for successful claims management

In this video, you will learn:

• How delay claims are handled under FIDIC contracts in real-world projects

• The key clauses governing delays, notifications, and extensions of time (EOT)

• Practical examples demonstrating how claims are submitted, assessed, and resolved

• Procedures for analyzing delays, responsibility, and entitlement under FIDIC

• How real-world scenarios impact project timelines, costs, and contractor rights

• The importance of understanding FIDIC delay claim examples for effective claims management

In this video, you will learn:

• Key professional tips and best practices for delay analysts and claims experts

• How to analyze delays, assess responsibility, and document findings effectively

• Techniques for preparing and defending delay and EOT claims

• Procedures for communicating results clearly to clients, engineers, and stakeholders

• How professional practices impact project timelines, dispute resolution, and contractor rights

• The importance of applying expert knowledge for successful delay analysis and claims management

In this video, you will learn:

• What templates and checklists are useful for delay analysis and claims management

• How to use standardized tools to organize, document, and assess delays effectively

• Procedures for applying templates and checklists in real-world projects

• How these tools help ensure accuracy, consistency, and completeness in claims preparation

• The impact of using templates and checklists on project timelines, dispute resolution, and contractor rights

• The importance of leveraging practical tools for efficient and professional claims management