CONSTRUCTION CONUNDRUMS
Join our Experienced Practitioners for this important in-person or online workshop which will be presented by our KwaZulu-Natal Regional Chairman, Mr Alastair Hay, as part of the Association’s ongoing mission to provide regular upskilling opportunities for everyone with an interest in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR).
About this Workshop
The following topics will be canvassed:
- NEC4: A brief overview;
- Can an arbitrator correct an ambiguity in an award and when can an award be challenged?
- What time-related costs follow an extension of time?
- One party wants to arbitrate, the other says there is no dispute. What now?
- Thumbs-up or E-signature: Can digital gestures create binding agreements?
Who Should Attend?
- Contractors;
- Employers;
- Project Managers;
- Party representatives;
- Claims consultants;
- Anybody involved in the construction industry;
- Anybody interested in ADR.
Experienced Practitioners
- Mr Alastair Hay – KwaZulu-Natal Regional Chairman;
- Mr Richard Hoal – Associate, Association of Arbitrators (Southern Africa) NPC;
- Mr Steve Poorter – Fellow, Association of Arbitrators (Southern Africa) NPC;
- Mr Khanya Mgebisa – Associate, Cox Yeats Attorneys;
- Dr Nishani Harinarain – Fellow, Association of Arbitrators (Southern Africa) NPC.
Venue
Attend online via Zoom or in-person in Umhlanga Ridge, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
Cost (Incl. VAT)
AoA, ACPM, BIArb, CESA, MBA, RICS, SAICE and WISA Members: R200.00
Non-members: R300.00
Register
Expand your skills and knowledge!
For more information please download the Brochure.
Click here to register:
Enquiries
Contact Miss Michelle Venter (Financial Manager):
Email: michelle@arbitrators.co.za
Tel.: +27 11 884 9164
We look forward to seeing you on Thursday, 29 May 2025 at 14:00 on Zoom or in-person!
What Attendees Said …
Here’s what attendees said about the Construction Conundrums held on 24 October 2024:
Mr Oteng Mamparanyane: “Best afternoon in the AoA calendar for those involved in construction projects. Topics can be applied immediately following workshop. Brilliant!“
Mr Jonathan Ely: “A useful update of the issues discussed.“
Mr Andrew Walker: “A very enlightening afternoon.“
Mr Nigel Haupt: “Always beneficial in terms of remaining relevant.“
Mr Oarabile Molefe: “Kindly hold more of these workshops.”
Mr Maphaka Dikotla: “This is worth my while.“