This curriculum teaches the administration of local government contracts as well as the fundamentals of contract law.
The programme is intended for engineering, financial, and administration managers, as well as design and construction workers working in the field or office, who are involved in the decision-making process surrounding the usage of contracts and competitive tendering in their organisation.
This workshop covers all of the major topics of contract administration and contract law, such as;
Contract formation
Contract document components that are common
Writing specifications
Contract participants' rights and obligations
Claims administration
Time and money spent on quality
Variations, time extension, and practical completion
For more info visithttps://medium.com/@ipweansw01/contract-administration-and-law-2e62be555121

Contract Administration and Law

This program covers the administration of local government contracts and the basic elements of contract law.
 
The program is designed for engineering, finance, administration, and any other managers who are involved in the decision-making process regarding the use of contracts and competitive tendering in their organisation as well as design or construction staff working in the field or office. 
 
This workshop that covers all of the major aspects of Contract Administration & Contract Law including;
Forming contracts
Typical components of contract documents
Specification writing
Right and obligations of those involved in a contract
Claims management
Quality time and costs
Variations, extension of time, practical completion

Contract administration and law

This program covers the administration of local government contracts and the basic elements of contract law.
 
The program is designed for engineering, finance, administration, and any other managers who are involved in the decision-making process regarding the use of contracts and competitive tendering in their organisation as well as design or construction staff working in the field or office. 
 
This workshop that covers all of the major aspects of Contract Administration & Contract Law including;
Forming contracts
Typical components of contract documents
Specification writing
Right and obligations of those involved in a contract
Claims management
Quality time and costs
Variations, extension of time, practical completion
For more info visit https://wakelet.com/wake/X4zVJM7QJN6MrS-xOd1SV

Contract Administration And Law

This curriculum covers contract management and the fundamentals of contract law.
The programme is intended for engineering, financial, and administration managers, as well as design or construction workers working in the field or office, who are involved in the decision-making process surrounding the usage of contracts and competitive tendering in their organisation.
This workshop covers all of the major areas of contract administration and contract law, such as:
Contract Formation
Contract document components that are commonly used
writing specifications
Contract participants' rights and responsibilities
Management of Claims
Costs and time spent on quality
Modifications, time extension, and practical completion
for more visit https://ipweansw.org/training/contract-administration-and-law-09-02-2023

Management Of Contracts And The Law

The new system for Rural Roads Specification will be covered in this workshop. The newly created documents for the design, building, and upkeep of sealed and unsealed roads for low volume traffic will be highlighted. It will be explained how new reference materials, such as design reference and checklists, construction reference and schedules, TECHguides, TECHreports, and TECHnotes, can help rural councils create their own internal specifications.


It will outline the implementation of these papers at the council level so that rural councils can plan, build, and maintain their road system. Effectively and efficiently manage the council's gravel pits and upgrade locally accessible materials.
The new Rural Roads Specification system will be particularly helpful to regional and rural governments in documenting the design, building, and upkeep of their road network.
For more info visit https://ipweansw.org/training/managing-sealed-and-unsealed-local-roads-01-03-2023

Taking Care Of Local Roads, Sealed And Unsealed

Infrastructure worth millions of dollars is managed by councils throughout NSW. Our contemporary way of life is supported by these resources, which include: roads, water supply, sewerage, stormwater, buildings, and recreational facilities.

Every day, council staff must balance the needs of the community for new infrastructure construction with the need to invest in, maintain, refresh, and upgrade current assets.


An strategy that can help with this problem is asset management. Asset management techniques can improve decision-making transparency, risk management efficiency, financial viability, possible cost savings, and community satisfaction. Additionally, the NSW Government aggressively encourages councils in NSW to enhance their asset management procedures.
For more info visit https://ipweansw.org/training/asset-management-fundamentals-27-03-2023

Basics Of Asset Management

This short course's goals are to give participants a better grasp of the Civil Liability Act of 2002 and to broaden their knowledge of the risks and liabilities that a public authority may face when managing its infrastructure.

As road reserves' infrastructure deteriorated owing to poor maintenance, councils were previously shielded from liability claims without facing consequences.
For more info visit https://wakelet.com/wake/6yJLjLLKayfmCr--INjSQ

The Civil Liability Act 2002

This course is intended to teach basic project management principles and methodologies. The course is designed for those who want to learn how to successfully plan, implement, and evaluate project work. This is an approved course that corresponds to unit BSBPMG430. Take on project tasks. Visit us https://ipweansw.org/training/local-government-project-management---bsbpmg430-30-05-2023

Project Management In Local Government - BSBPMG430

The training's goal is to provide supervisors, works employees, and young engineers with some direction in preparing, organizing, managing, undertaking, and completing works.

It covers methods in all elements of the work, with references to relevant legislation and regulations.  Workshops for practical application are also included in the programme. IPWEA NSW and ACT has created a Supervisors handbook for use by work supervisors and workers in local government, public works, construction, and contracting industries in city, urban, and rural settings.
Visit us https://www.edocr.com/v/q95mrbwq/ipweansw01/supervisors-workshop-hosted-by-ipwea

Supervisors Workshop hosted by IPWEA

The Development Engineering Forum of IPWEA NSW is the premier forum for streamlining development procedures in the field of public works engineering.

Leading in NSW for streamlining development procedures in the field of public works engineering is the Development Engineering Forum. This forum offers a wide range of information and discussion platforms, making it pertinent for public works professionals at all levels. It will present the ideal chance for you to exchange experiences, gain knowledge from colleagues, and talk about best practises to improve the future of NSW Communities. The forum will cover a wide range of development engineering subjects, such as asset management, subdivision, subsurface assets, resilient infrastructure, the circular economy, urban heat islands, and the DPIE ePlanning platform. Attendees can be sure that by going to this year's Development Engineering Forum, they will acquire new abilities and crucial information to enhance the lives of those in their community.

Visit us https://ipweansw.org/events/annual-development-engineering-forum-04-05-2023