IPWEA (NSW) Professional Development Workshop: Contract & Contract Law -Sydney 22 & 23 November 2017
This program covers the administration of local government contracts and the basic elements of contract law.
The program is designed for engineering, finance, administration and any other managers who are involved in the decision making process regarding the use of contracts and competitive tendering in their organisation as well as design or construction staff working in the field or office.
Your presenter is Tom Anderson, Associate Professor and Associate Dean, International and Enterprise Development at FEIT at the University of Technology, Sydney.
DATES: 22/11/2017 to 23/11/2017
LOCATION: IPWEA NSW Office Board Room, Level 12, 447 Kent Street, , Sydney
Map of Location
TIMES: Please register at the Workshop by 8.15am on Day 1. The program will
commence promptly at 8.30am and finish at 5.00pm on Day 1. Day 2 begins at 8.30am and finishes at 5.00pm. Morning and afternoon teas and lunch provided on both days.
CAR PARKING: The Venue is within walking distance of Town Hall Railway Station.
ACCOMMODATION: Overnight accommodation
is not provided for Delegates. You will need to organize your own accommodation if required.
WHAT TO BRING: Notebook and pens (Course Workbooks provided).
COURSE AGENDA: Download Agenda
COURSE FLYER: Download Flyer
COURSE FEES: Download Fees
We look forward to seeing you at the workshop.
Please contact us if you have any questions:
Elsie Pathmanathan
Professional Development Coordinator
Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia (NSW)
Level 12, 447 Kent Street Sydney NSW 2000
t: +61 (0)2 8267 3008
f: +61 (0)2 8267 3078
m: +61 (0)427 001 613
e: elsie.p@ipwea.org
w: www.ipwea.org
IPWEA NSW will provide suitable learning experiences and opportunities for all students. The learning environment will take account of the different characteristics of students and their varying cultural and educational backgrounds. All students have ready access to IPWEA NSW’s Student Handbook which contains a clear, consistent, rational and understandable summary of the organisation’s policies and procedures.
