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Do you know the full implications of the risks and costs to your business if you don’t have a good understanding of the contracts you are executing?
Contract Risks
What other costs and risks does your business face through poorly negotiated contract clauses, or poor contract administration?
Level Playing Field Lawyers partner with Australian Steel Institute to deliver a legal workshop tailored to the Structural Steel Industry and other structural trades – available for members and non-members of ASI
When:
WORKSHOPS: Tue 1 Dec – Thur 3 Dec, 2020
Q&A: Wed 9 Dec – Fri 11 Dec, 2020
COST: $195 ASI Member / $250 Non-member
Fabricators and other steel products and service suppliers often enter large-scale commercial contracts which can have significant consequences when things go wrong. In this on-demand webcast, Ping Gangur (Director and Principal Lawyer of Level Playing Field Lawyers) will provide highly practical recommendations and insights into topics such as the underlying principles of construction contracts, important commercial considerations of a steel subcontract, and negotiating tender reviews. Ping will also take attendees through an assessment of contract clauses, illustrating the factors that ensure a contract is fair and commercially sound for fabricators.
Who Should Attend?
- Anyone in the Structural steel industry
- Fabricators
- Detailers
- Rollformers
- Galvanisers
- Manufacturers
- Steel processing services industry
It will greatly assist:
- Business owners
- Directors and General Managers
- Project Managers
- Contract administrators
- other project staff
What other costs and risks does your business face through poorly negotiated contract clauses, or poor contract administration?
Fabricators and other steel products and service suppliers often enter large-scale commercial contracts which can have significant consequences when things go wrong.
Webcast Outline
Session 1: Understanding your contract
What exactly are you signing up to?
Underlying principles in construction
Negotiating and tender review
Relevant case studies for steel fabricators
Commercial considerations of a steel subcontract
Contracts 101
Essential elements
Deconstructing the standard subcontract
Documents forming part of the subcontract
Session 2: Practical Application – contract administration for success
Scope of works
Points to negotiate
Variations
Liquidated damages
