To comply with the Cap. 599G Prevention and Control of Disease (Prohibition on Group Gathering) Regulation, seats are limited for this event and is a full-house at this moment. RICS reviews the COVID-19 pandemic situation weekly and may release extra seats if the situation becomes stable. Please register in waitlist and you will be notified if additional seats are made available.

Date: Friday, 29 May 2020

Time: 7:00pm – 8:30pm
Venue: RICS Hong Kong Office, Room 3707-09, Hopewell Centre, 183 Queen's Road East, Wanchai, Hong Kong

CPD Hour: 1.5 formal hours
Language: English

Overview

This talk aims to introduce beginners to the world of programme delay analysis, starting from the basics; with how a baseline planned programme is formed, the types of disturbance to the programme that occur and lead to claims for delay and extensions of time (EOT), the types of relevant events that impact the schedule, how the delay and disruption caused by events can be analysed and with what types of methods, the importance of keeping records, etc. The talk will conclude with a run through of the typical life cycle of a project with a useful flowchart.

Speaker

Mr Clive Holloway, MCIOB MAE

Mr. Holloway is a Senior Director in the Construction Solutions practice at FTI Consulting based in Hong Kong.  He is a Charted Builder and an accomplished construction professional with over 40 years of experience globally in the construction and engineering industry and has worked on a wide variety of projects and in many sectors. His entire career has been dedicated to the field of programming, delay analysis, claims and expert work. He is very experienced in dealing with time-related issues of delay and disruption on projects in dispute.

He is a Practising Member of the Academy of Experts and has been appointed as Programme Expert Witness on many occasions and twice been cross-examined and given testimony in Arbitration. He is listed in ‘Who’s Who Legal Construction’ where Clive is described as ‘experienced practitioner, a great team player who fully understands what is required as an independent expert witness’. When appointed as Expert Advocate for Claimants and/or Defendants his involvement as a Forensic Delay Analyst, he has produced numerous time-related expert reports with respect to; risks, strengths and weaknesses of EOT delay claims in adjudication, mediation, amicable settlement, negotiation, etc.

Enquiry

Mr Peter Au, Partnership Development Manager

Tel: 2116 9719

Email: pau@rics.org

Remarks:

• The organiser reserves the right to cancel or reschedule the seminar at its discretion.
• No refund or cancellation will be accepted, but a substitute delegate is normally permitted. Please inform the organiser of your substitute delegate at least 5 days before the seminar.
• If a typhoon signal no. 8 or above, or black rainstorm warning is in force at least 3 hours before the programme is scheduled to begin, the seminar will be postponed until further notice. Otherwise, it will continue as scheduled.
• Registration will only be confirmed upon receipt of completed registration form and full payment.
• Upon completion of this event, a CPD certificate will be granted. A payment receipt along with the CPD certificate will be sent to you by email with 10 business days after the seminar.