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ourse Name: Change Orders Process and Procedures Course Summary: This Coursera course delves into the critical process and procedures of managing change orders within construction contracts. Change orders, often a part of the contract by design, allow employers to modify project scope within legal and regulatory limits, typically ranging from 10% to 25% of the contract value. The course uses a practical example of dividing a large room into two smaller ones by adding a blockwork partition, a new doorway, and updated lighting and electrical provisions. It highlights that employers usually have the right to implement such changes, often managed by their appointed agents, like the Engineer under FIDIC contracts. A key takeaway is that standard contracts typically place the responsibility on the Engineer to issue formal instructions for variations. Contractors are generally prohibited from undertaking changes without these written directives. Ideally, these instructions should be issued promptly and accompanied by necessary supporting documentation (like drawings) to ensure the contractor can execute the varied work without disruption or delay to the project's schedule.
إجراءات التكليف بأعمال إضافية في عقود التشييد أسهل في إجراءاتها إلى حد ما من إسناد الأعمال بعقد منفصل لذلك يحاول يستفيد بها أصحاب العمل قدر الإمكان في حدود ما تسمح به النظم والقوانين وتتراوح نسبتها من 10 % إلى 25 % من قيمة العقد وبتصدر في شكل أمر تغييري. لذلك هي جزء هام جدا ورئيسي في ادارة العقود الهندسيةThis may consist of additional or less work, a change in the specification of part of the work, or in some cases a change to the contractual basis of the project such as the contract price or period.The event we will examine is the division of one large room on a project into two smaller rooms by the addition of a new blockwork partition wall, a new doorway, additional lighting and additional electrical power outlets.In most construction contracts, the employer is permitted to make such changes, and this is usually administered by his appointed agents such as the Engineer under the FIDIC forms of contract.Most standard forms of contract place the onus on the Engineer to issue instructions to vary the works and most will specifically prohibit the Contractor from carrying out variations without written instructions.In an ideal world, such changes would be correctly administered by the Engineer by way of formal variation instructions, accompanied by additional information such as drawings and the like to enable the Contractor to carry out the varied work and, of course, the instructions would all be issued in plenty of time so as not to disrupt or delay the Contractor's planned sequence of work in any way.
