The project contractual strategy is a key element of project management and in many ways an essential step for the success of a project. It covers many aspects, from local content management to packages and contract definition. The contractual strategy mainly determines the distribution of risks between the operator and its contractors.
Course Structure: 4 modules of max. 2 hours each, delivered over 2 days Each day will consist of 2 x 2-hour modules including a 30 min. break in between.
Course Level: Skill Duration: 2 days Instructor: Paul Adrian or Pierre Lhermitte
Designed for you, if you are...
A package manager, project engineer or contract engineer who is directly involved in the definition of the Project Contractual Strategy
Any stakeholder of a development project in the energy sector needs to understand the Contractual Strategy: Its perimeter and content.
How we build your confidence
Live instructor-led training
This course will give participants a strong theoretical background by providing a solid and meticulous documentation that you will be able to use in your working position as a reference
Extensive use of case studies and exercises
The benefits from attending
By the end of the course you will have a deep understanding of how a Contractual Strategy is defined and the various elements included in it: The Patrimonial Agreements, the Local Content Management, the various types of Project Contracts.
Legal framework - PSA / JOA / OPCO or JV - Influence of the patrimonial agreements on the definition of a project contractual strategy
Day 2
Local content - How the local content requirements are integrated and managed in the project
Definition of project contracting strategy - Project - Packages and various types of project contract - Types of contracts - Remuneration principles - Management of interfaces