FIDIC Red Book 2017 – COMPREHENSIVE COURSE

Welcome to the second lecture in our FIDIC Red Book 2017 series! I

n this video, we take a deep dive into Section 2: The Employer, breaking down each clause to explain the Employer’s responsibilities, practical implications, and real-life applications.

Understanding these roles is critical for successful project execution and effective contract management.

What You’ll Learn in This Video:

Key responsibilities of the Employer under FIDIC Red Book 2017.

Clause-by-clause analysis of Section 2, including:

Practical insights and real-life examples for better understanding.

How these clauses impact project timelines, costs, and collaboration

Why Watch This Video?

This lecture is perfect for contract managers, project managers, engineers, and construction professionals looking to master the FIDIC Red Book 2017. Learn how the Employer’s responsibilities influence the project lifecycle and what steps Contractors can take to protect their interests when these obligations are not met.

Welcome to our deep-dive video on Section 3 of the FIDIC Red Book (2nd Edition, 2017) – your go-to guide for understanding the Engineer’s Role in construction contracts.

In this video, we explain:

Clause-by-clause breakdown (3.1 to 3.8)

Practical implications on real construction projects

Real-life examples and common site scenarios

A visual workflow for Clause 3.7 (Agreement or Determination)

Tips for avoiding disputes and protecting your contract rights

Whether you’re a Contractor, Engineer, Consultant, or Project Manager, this video will help you understand the powers, limitations, and responsibilities of the Engineer under FIDIC.

Practical insights and real-life examples for better understanding.

How these clauses impact project timelines, costs, and collaboration

Why Watch This Video?

This lecture is perfect for contract managers, project managers, engineers, and construction professionals looking to master the FIDIC Red Book 2017.

Welcome to Lecture 04 of our FIDIC Red Book 2017 series!

In this video, we break down Section 4: The Contractor — one of the most critical sections outlining the contractor’s responsibilities, liabilities, and obligations under the contract.

In this detailed walkthrough, you’ll learn:

Explanation of Clauses 4.1 to 4.11

Practical implications in real project scenarios

Common issues and how to avoid them

Real-life examples from construction sites

How contractors can stay compliant and claim-aware  ?

Whether you’re a Contractor, Engineer, Consultant, or Project Manager, this video will help you understand the powers, limitations, and responsibilities of the Engineer under FIDIC.

Practical insights and real-life examples for better understanding.

How these clauses impact project timelines, costs, and collaboration

Why Watch This Video?

This lecture is perfect for contract managers, project managers, engineers, and construction professionals looking to master the FIDIC Red Book 2017.

Welcome to Lecture 05 of our FIDIC Red Book 2017 series! In this video, we break down Section 4: The Contractor - one of the most critical sections outlining the contractor’s responsibilities, liabilities, and obligations under the contract.

In this detailed walkthrough, you’ll learn:

Explanation of Clauses 4.12 to 4.23

Practical implications in real project scenarios

Common issues and how to avoid them

Real-life examples from construction sites

How contractors can stay compliant and claim-aware

Whether you’re a Contractor, Engineer, Consultant, or Project Manager, this video will help you understand the powers, limitations, and responsibilities of the Engineer under FIDIC.

Practical insights and real-life examples for better understanding.

How these clauses impact project timelines, costs, and collaboration

Why Watch This Video?

This lecture is perfect for contract managers, project managers, engineers, and construction professionals looking to master the FIDIC Red Book 2017.

Welcome to Lecture 06 of our FIDIC 2017 series!

In this episode, we cover Section 5: Subcontracting, which includes key rules on both general and nominated subcontractors — an area critical for procurement, compliance, and risk management in construction contracts. ? In this video, you’ll learn:

The difference between general and nominated subcontractors

When Engineer’s consent is needed and when it’s not

Grounds for rejecting a nominated subcontractor

Real project examples of common subcontracting pitfalls

Welcome to Lecture 07 of our FIDIC 2017 series!

In this episode, we unpack Section 6 – Staff and Labour, covering the full range of contractual responsibilities related to your workforce — from legal compliance to safety, discipline, and key personnel management.

In this video, you’ll learn:

• How to manage staff in line with FIDIC Clause 6.1 to 6.12

• Site safety, wages, accommodation & working hours compliance

• What happens when labour issues become contract risks

• When Engineers can remove your staff

• Real project examples from construction sites across the Middle East

Welcome to Lecture 08 of our FIDIC Red Book 2017 series!

In this video, we cover Section 7: Plant, Materials, and Workmanship, a critical section that governs the standards, inspections, testing, and ownership of materials used in construction projects.

In this video, you’ll learn:

• How materials and workmanship are regulated under FIDIC

• The Contractor’s responsibilities for inspections, testing, and approvals

• What happens when work is defective or rejected

• Ownership rules for supplied materials and plant

• Real-world examples of defects, rejections, and compliance risks

Welcome to Lecture 10 of our FIDIC Clause-by-Clause Masterclass!

In this session, we explore the second half of Section 8 – focusing on how the contract handles suspension of works, prolonged delays, material payments, and remobilization.

In this video, you’ll learn:

What happens when the Engineer suspends part of the Works

How to claim cost and time for prolonged suspension

When materials delivered but not installed can still be paid

What triggers the Contractor’s right to terminate after suspension

Practical examples of idle cost claims and project delays