Renewable Contract Manager
FUNDAMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAMME
Join the first industry-recognised education programme for Renewable Contract Managers
Topic: Renewable Contract Manager - RECOA Fundamental Education
Estimated study time: 14 week programme (Part Time) - 45 hours of self paced studies + assignments.
Education needs to be completed within 20 weeks of the enrolment.
Price: 3.950 € total
Language: English
JUMBO Consulting Group
Instructors:
Morten Søjborg - CEO and Founding Partner
Jennifer Poly - Director
Jacob Thiesen - Senior Consultant
Natalie Lawson - Senior Consultant
Contributing Instructor:
Ninna Ipsen - Senior Director
The following modules are included
All Courses
Free
All Courses
All Courses, Introduction Courses
Elements of an Offshore Windfarm is designed to take you through all the major elements comprising an offshore wind farm, showing you what the components look like, how they work and what is required to install them.
€249
I have a desire to work in offshore wind
I have been in similar contract or commercial roles in the oil and gas industry or construction industry
I am a graduate and want to start my offshore career
I am a professional with several years practical experience in the industry who wants to refresh my theoretical knowledge or transfer my role within the industry
The Renewables Contract Manager (RCM) plays a key role in a project delivery organisation. The RCM manages contracts from cradle to grave ensuring that opportunities are seized, contractual obligations are met, and risks are properly identified and managed. A well-integrated RCM ensures both parties reach an optimal outcome during contract execution by establishing and ensuring clear communication and procedures are in place to assist the key stakeholders. The RCM should also work with its own organization to ensure the project is delivered as expected whilst managing and processing changes and amendments during contract execution.
Candidates for the RCM education may have been in a contract or commercial management role in a different industry, and this education will focus on refining their role to adapt to the new organisations and contracts found in renewables projects. Candidates should expect to refine their procedures and processes for contract management, as well as learn new ones, and will also practice their preparation and change management skills.
What can you expect of this education?
The education is broken down into modules with each module being between 30 and 60 minutes with a focus on the Offshore Wind industry, as this is by far the most predominant and rapidly expanding industry. However, the content of the education is relevant across all technologies within the renewable energy industry. The education is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of all of the skill sets necessary for a contract manager in the renewable energy industry.
The various sections of the education broadly cover:
Introduction to Contract Management |
- Introduction to Contract Management in the Renewable Energy Industry including Elements of an Offshore Wind Farm and the RECOA Contract Management Model - Role and Responsibilities, Organisational Structures, Internal and External Stakeholders, Deliverables, Project Governance (Policy & Procedures, Decision Making Authority/Decision Making Procedures) - Procurement to Contract: Procurement Strategy Concepts, Contract Fundamentals, Forms of Contracts used in the Offshore Wind Industry, Key Terms and Conditions, Obligation Split - Handover including Handover from Procurement & The Contractual Environment, Contract Signing, and What does Contract Management Start - Project Triangle: Scope, Time, Cost, The Purpose of Contract Manager |
Contract Startup and Execution |
- Understanding your contract including The Golden Rules of Contract Management, Contract Awareness, Typical Phases of Execution, Risk and Opportunities - Preparation and Planning: Obligation Management/Registers, Communication, Commencement and Notifications, Securities, Milestones, Maturity Assessment - Contract Execution I: Changes to a Contract, Forms and Templates, Administrative Requirements, Documentation & Review Period, Reporting - Contract Execution II: Other Risks, Value Engineering, Variations & Variations Instructions, Amendments, Claims, Payments - Contract Execution III: Delay, Interfaces & Disruption, Loss & Damage, Force Majeure, Suspension |
Completion and Post-Completion |
- Contract Execution IV: Sectional Completion vs Completion, Liabilities and Caps, Indemnities and Insurance, Termination, Ancillary Obligations - Contract Execution V: Ownership, Interpretation Issues, Disputes & the Guiding Principles of Contract Management - Final Completion & Close Out including Completion/Taking Over, Lessons Learned, Close Out Claims and Final Account / Statement (Certificate) - Post Completion obligations, including Defect Liability, Performance Certificate, Background Law, IP/Confidentiality |