Not So Easy‑PC: Completing Problematic Projects
This seminar provides a focused and practical examination of practical completion from the perspective of both architects and contract administrators. It explores what practical completion truly means in contractual terms, why it plays such a pivotal role in project delivery, and how misunderstandings can escalate into disputes.
It is designed to help professionals recognise the risks and challenges that arise when projects approach completion, understand the contractual implications of getting it wrong, and manage the process with confidence and clarity.
Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the legal framework surrounding practical completion, the responsibilities placed on duty‑holders, and the practical steps contract administrators should take when disagreements emerge over whether a project is ready to be certified.
What the course covers
Meaning of Practical Completion — What practical completion signifies legally and contractually, and why it matters.
Common Problems & Pitfalls — How and why practical completion can go wrong, including typical areas of dispute.
Role of the Contract Administrator — How contract administrators should assess readiness, document decisions and manage conflict.
Managing Disputes — Practical strategies for handling disagreements, maintaining fairness and protecting professional obligations.
Certification
All attendees will receive an official certificate confirming completion of the Not So Easy‑PC: Completing Problematic Projects seminar, suitable for CPD records.
How to sign-up
To join the course, please complete the sign‑up form below. Your place will be confirmed once the form has been submitted.
Questions about our CPD training?
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