Delay Analysis and Extension of Time (EOT) Claims Training for Construction Projects

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Delay Analysis & EOT – Live Interactive Training

Master delay analysis techniques and Extension of Time (EOT) claims used in real construction projects.

Course Overview

This advanced training program focuses on delay analysis methodologies used in real projects.
You will learn how to identify delays, analyze their impact, and prepare professional EOT claims.

What You Will Learn

Understand types of delays in construction projects
Perform critical path analysis
Apply delay analysis techniques
Prepare Extension of Time (EOT) claims
Interpret contract conditions (FIDIC basics)
Analyze project delays using real scenarios

Who This Course is For

Planning Engineers handling project schedules
Project Controls professionals
Quantity Surveyors and contract engineers
Engineers involved in claims and disputes

Why Choose Live Training
Real project case study discussions
Step-by-step delay analysis explanation
Live interaction and doubt clarification
Practical understanding of claims preparation

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Learn delay analysis and EOT from real industry experience

Course Content

SECTION 1: Foundations of Delay & EOT Claims
🎯 Section Objective Understand the legal, contractual, and planning fundamentals of delay and Extension of Time (EOT). 📘 Topics Covered What is delay in construction projects Types of delays (Critical vs Non-critical) Excusable vs Non-excusable delays Compensable vs Non-compensable delays Introduction to EOT claims Role of planner in claims 🏗 Real Project Context Delay is not just schedule slippage — it is contractual entitlement. Misclassification → claim rejection. ⚠️ Common Industry Gap Most engineers: Know Primavera But don’t understand claim logic

Lesson 1.1 – What is Delay in Construction Projects?
Lesson 1.2 – Classification of Delays
Lesson 1.3 – Role of Critical Path in Delay Analysis
Lesson 1.4 – Causes of Delays in Construction Projects
Lesson 1.5 – Importance of Delay Analysis

SECTION 2: Contractual Framework (FIDIC & Beyond)
🎯 Section Objective Interpret contracts for delay entitlement. 📘 Topics Covered Key clauses in FIDIC (8.4, 8.5, 20.1) Notice requirements Record keeping Concurrent delay basics Burden of proof 🏗 Real Project Context Claims fail not due to analysis—but due to: Missing notices Improper documentation

SECTION 3: Primavera P6 for Delay Analysis
🎯 Section Objective Use Primavera as a forensic tool, not just planning software. 📘 Topics Covered Baseline creation Updating schedules Critical path tracking Float analysis Progress override vs retained logic

SECTION 4: Time Impact Analysis (TIA) — Advanced
🎯 Section Objective Perform prospective delay analysis using TIA. 📘 Topics Covered Concept of fragnet Delay insertion Re-running schedule Impact quantification

SECTION 5: Windows Analysis — Advanced Forensic Method
🎯 Section Objective Perform retrospective delay analysis. 📘 Topics Covered Window segmentation As-built vs as-planned Critical path shifts Delay attribution

SECTION 6: Concurrent Delay Analysis
🎯 Section Objective Handle multiple delays scientifically. 📘 Topics Covered Types of concurrency Contractor vs Employer delays Apportionment methods

SECTION 7 — PRIMAVERA-BASED FULL DELAY ANALYSIS WORKFLOW
🎯 Section Objective This section provides a complete, practical workflow for performing delay analysis using Primavera P6. It integrates baseline management, schedule updates, delay insertion, and analytical outputs required for EOT claims

SECTION 8: EOT Claim Preparation & Submission
🎯 Section Objective Convert analysis into a winning claim document 📘 Topics Covered Report structure Narrative writing Delay justification Supporting documents

SECTION 9 — REAL CASE STUDY (FULL DETAILED + SCREENSHOTS)
This section demonstrates a real-world application of delay analysis and EOT claim preparation using a G+5 residential building project. It integrates all concepts learned in previous sections into a practical scenario.

SECTION 10 — INTERVIEW & EXPERT LEVEL MASTERCLASS
This section prepares learners for job interviews, client discussions, and consultancy roles. It includes practical questions, scenario-based thinking, and expert-level insights required for real-world applications.

Resources/Downloads

Final Examination

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About Course

Delay Analysis & EOT – Live Interactive Training

Course Overview

What You Will Learn

Who This Course is For

Why Choose Live Training

Upgrade to High-Value Planning Skills

Course Content

Lesson 1.1 – What is Delay in Construction Projects?

Lesson 1.2 – Classification of Delays

Lesson 1.3 – Role of Critical Path in Delay Analysis

Lesson 1.4 – Causes of Delays in Construction Projects

Lesson 1.5 – Importance of Delay Analysis

Lesson 2.1 – Contractual Basis of EOT Entitlement

Lesson 2.2 – Notice Requirements & Time-Bar Clauses

Lesson 2.3 – Principle of Causation

Lesson 2.4 – Burden of Proof in EOT Claims

Lesson 2.5 – Entitlement vs Quantification

SECTION 3: Primavera P6 for Delay Analysis 🎯 Section Objective Use Primavera as a forensic tool, not just planning software. 📘 Topics Covered Baseline creation Updating schedules Critical path tracking Float analysis Progress override vs retained logic

Lesson 3.1 – Overview of Delay Analysis Methods

Lesson 3.2 – As-Planned vs As-Built Method

Lesson 3.3 – Impacted As-Planned Method

Lesson 3.4 – Time Impact Analysis (TIA)

Lesson 3.5 – Introduction to Windows Analysis

Lesson 3.6 – Selecting the Right Delay Analysis Method

SECTION 4: Time Impact Analysis (TIA) — Advanced 🎯 Section Objective Perform prospective delay analysis using TIA. 📘 Topics Covered Concept of fragnet Delay insertion Re-running schedule Impact quantification

Lesson 4.1 – Concept and Principles of Time Impact Analysis

Lesson 4.2 – Fragnet Development (Delay Modelling)

Lesson 4.3 – Fragnet Insertion in Primavera P6

Lesson 4.4 – Schedule Recalculation and Impact Measurement

Lesson 4.5 – Handling Multiple Delay Events

Lesson 4.6 – Common Mistakes in Time Impact Analysis

SECTION 5: Windows Analysis — Advanced Forensic Method 🎯 Section Objective Perform retrospective delay analysis. 📘 Topics Covered Window segmentation As-built vs as-planned Critical path shifts Delay attribution

Lesson 1: Sample Delay Analysis

Lesson 2: EOT Claim Preparation

Lesson 3: Review & Peer Discussion

SECTION 6: Concurrent Delay Analysis 🎯 Section Objective Handle multiple delays scientifically. 📘 Topics Covered Types of concurrency Contractor vs Employer delays Apportionment methods

Lesson 6.1 – Understanding Concurrent Delays

Lesson 6.2 – True Concurrency vs Apparent Concurrency

Lesson 6.3 – Effect of Concurrency on Time Entitlement

Lesson 6.4 – Cost Implications of Concurrent Delays

Lesson 6.5 – Identifying Concurrent Delays in Primavera

Lesson 6.6 – Concurrent Delay in Disputes & Arbitration

Lesson 7.1 – Creating Baseline Schedule

Lesson 7.2 – Updating Schedule with Actual Progress

Lesson 7.3 – Identifying Delay Events

Lesson 7.4 – Performing Time Impact Analysis in Primavera

Lesson 7.5 – Windows Analysis Using Primavera

Lesson 7.6 – Identifying Concurrent Delays in Primavera

lesson 7.7 – Preparing Delay Analysis Report

SECTION 8: EOT Claim Preparation & Submission 🎯 Section Objective Convert analysis into a winning claim document 📘 Topics Covered Report structure Narrative writing Delay justification Supporting documents

Lesson 8.1 – Structure of a Professional EOT Claim

Lesson 8.2 – Writing Delay Even

Lesson 8.3 – Mapping Delay to Contractual Clauses

Lesson 8.4 – Presenting Delay Analysis Results

Lesson 8.5 – Justifying Entitlement

Lesson 8.6 – Supporting Documents & Evidence

Lesson 8.7 – Finalizing and Submitting EOT Claim

SECTION 9 — REAL CASE STUDY (FULL DETAILED + SCREENSHOTS) This section demonstrates a real-world application of delay analysis and EOT claim preparation using a G+5 residential building project. It integrates all concepts learned in previous sections into a practical scenario.

Lesson 9.1 – Project Overview

Lesson 9.2 – Delay Event Identification

Lesson 9.3 – Time Impact Analysis for Case Study

Lesson 9.4 – Concurrency Evaluation

Lesson 9.5 – Entitlement Assessment

Lesson 9.6 – Final EOT Claim Submission

SECTION 10 — INTERVIEW & EXPERT LEVEL MASTERCLASS This section prepares learners for job interviews, client discussions, and consultancy roles. It includes practical questions, scenario-based thinking, and expert-level insights required for real-world applications.

Lesson 10.1 – Fundamental Interview Questions

Lesson 10.2 – Intermediate Level Questions

Lesson 10.3 – Advanced Delay Analysis Questions

Lesson 10.4 – Scenario-Based Interview Questions

Lesson 10.5 – Thinking Like a Claims Consultant

Lesson 10.6 – Final Checklist for EOT Specialist

Resources/Downloads

1.EOT means What and for What purpose?

2.EOT and Delay Analysis-content

3.Extension of Time (EOT) – Detailed Handbook

4.Delay Register – For EOT Claim Submission

5.Delay Types

6.EOT,TRC and LDC

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