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FIDIC Ultimate diagram – practical guide
Best practices in construction industry made simple
This unique diagram illustrates the terms and conditions of the 1999 FIDIC Red and Yellow Book contracts using easy-to-understand visual elements that greatly facilitate the daily work of engineering consultants, contracting authorities, and other parties involved in the construction process.
In this webinar, the author of the diagram Ondřej Vaněček will introduce its practical application in everyday work on construction projects.
Webinar content:
- Comprehensive introduction of the diagram
- How to read the diagram
- The most important process parts of the diagram
- The biggest procedural errors in the use of FIDIC contract conditions
- Q & A
Feedback from attendees
This webinar was rated 30 
by 4.7 attendees
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4.5
A clear and useful webinar on FIDIC contracts with practical examples.
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5.0
Webinar hosts are really understanding and explain every detail about every question
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5.0
Thank you! Looking forward to use the diagram in my work
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5.0
The diagram explains the core steps to understand how Fidic works
Webinar host
Ondřej Vaněček
- FIDIC certified contract manager
- Author of the FIDIC Ultimate diagram and other publications related to construction process
- Contract manager with extensive experience in claim, variation, delay management and adjudication
- Consultant in construction projects from Czech republic, Slovakia, Poland
- Lecturer
- Presidium member of SACE (Slovak association of consultation engineers)
Learning experience on the platform
Content designed to make it easy to put theory into practice
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