Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) Management is a critical aspect of executing large-scale projects efficiently and successfully. This training program is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of EPC contracts and equip them with the tools to manage risks, compliance, and project deliverables effectively.
Develop a thorough understanding of EPC contracts and their structure.
Highlight the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders involved in EPC projects.
Gain the tools for risk assessment and mitigation in EPC projects.
Enhance skills in monitoring compliance with contract terms and handling contract changes.
Promote the adoption of best practices for effective management of EPC projects.
Project managers and engineers involved in EPC projects.
Contract managers and procurement specialists.
Construction managers and supervisors.
Legal advisors and consultants working on EPC contracts.
Professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge of EPC project management.
Overview and definition of EPC contracts.
Key features and phases of an EPC project.
Legal and regulatory frameworks governing EPC contracts.
Common pitfalls and challenges in EPC contract execution.
Identifying key stakeholders: Owners, contractors, and subcontractors.
Defining roles and responsibilities in contract execution.
Effective communication and coordination strategies.
Case studies: Successful EPC project role delineation.
Types of risks in EPC projects (financial, operational, and legal).
Methods for identifying and assessing risks.
Strategies for risk allocation and mitigation.
Tools and techniques for managing project uncertainties.
Techniques for ensuring adherence to contract terms.
Tools for tracking project milestones and deliverables.
Managing contract variations and handling disputes.
How to draft a compliance monitoring plan.
How to implement project controls and performance measurement.
Leveraging technology and software for EPC management.
Importance for developing and maintaining strong stakeholder relationships.
Creating a roadmap for EPC project success.