FIDIC (Fédération Internationale Des Ingénieurs-Conseils) is the International Federation of Consulting Engineers, known for publishing globally used standard contract forms (e.g., Red Book, Yellow Book, Silver Book).

FIDIC Contract Management refers to the application of these contract conditions in drafting, administering, and managing contracts in international projects, particularly in construction and engineering

• Project managers, contract managers, and engineers working on international projects
• Quantity surveyors and claims consultants managing variations and disputes
• Lawyers, procurement officers, and consultants involved in contract administration
• Professionals in construction, infrastructure, oil & gas, power, and transportation projects

• FIDIC contracts are the global standard used by the World Bank, MDBs (Multilateral Development Banks), and major funding agencies.
• They ensure fair, balanced, and internationally recognized frameworks for project delivery.
• Widely used in cross-border and donor-funded projects, reducing risk of disputes.
• FIDIC-trained professionals are highly valued in large-scale infrastructure projects worldwide.

• Gain expertise in interpreting and applying FIDIC contract clauses
• Improve skills in managing risks, claims, variations, and disputes
• Enhance your career opportunities in global engineering and construction projects
• Build credibility with international employers, contractors, and consultants
• Be prepared for contract administration roles in donor-funded and PPP projects

The most commonly used FIDIC books are:

• Red Book – Construction (employer-designed works)
• Yellow Book – Plant & Design-Build (contractor-designed works)
• Silver Book – EPC/Turnkey Projects
• Green Book – Short Form of Contract
• Gold Book – Design, Build & Operate (DBO)
• Blue Book – Dredging and Reclamation
• Pink Book – MDB Harmonized Edition

Typical topics include:

• • Overview of FIDIC contract conditions (1999 & 2017 editions)
  • Roles and responsibilities of the Employer, Engineer, and Contractor
  • Risk allocation and management under FIDIC contracts
  • Claims preparation, submission, and evaluation
  • Dispute resolution mechanisms (DAAB, arbitration, mediation)
  • Contract administration throughout the project lifecycle

FIDIC, in partnership with training providers, offers:

• FIDIC Module 1: Practical Use of FIDIC Conditions of Contract
• FIDIC Module 2: Claims and Dispute Resolution
• FIDIC Module 3: Advanced Contract Management
• FIDIC Module 4: Procurement and Tendering
• FIDIC Certified Contract Manager (FCCM) (for advanced professionals after completing modules & exams)

• Open to professionals with experience in engineering, project management, or contract administration
• No strict academic requirement, but 3–5 years of relevant industry experience is recommended
• English proficiency is important, as most FIDIC training and exams are conducted in English

• Applications can be made via the official FIDIC Academy or approved training providers
• Select the module or program, register online, and pay the training/exam fee
• Attend training (classroom or online) and pass the assessment to earn certification

• Exams are usually multiple-choice + short written answers based on FIDIC contract scenarios
• Duration: ~2–3 hours per module
• Assesses both knowledge of contract clauses and ability to apply them in real-world cases

• ✅ Yes. Many FIDIC modules are available through FIDIC’s eLearning platform or approved online providers.
  • Includes live instructor-led sessions, interactive workshops, and online proctored exams

• FIDIC module certifications (e.g., Module 1, 2, 3) are permanent once earned
• The FCCM (FIDIC Certified Contract Manager) credential may require renewal or continuing professional development (CPD) depending on updates in contract versions

• Attend refresher modules when new FIDIC editions are released (e.g., 2017 updates)
• Participate in FIDIC conferences, workshops, and webinars
• Earn CPD points by publishing, teaching, or attending advanced contract programs

• Contract Manager / Commercial Manager in international projects
• Project Manager / Resident Engineer on donor-funded or EPC projects
• Claims Consultant / Dispute Resolution Specialist
• Procurement & Tendering Specialist in infrastructure projects
• Legal and Compliance Advisor for construction contracts

• Candidates are usually allowed to resit the exam (fees apply)
• Recommended: attend refresher training and practice with case-based questions before reattempt

• FIDIC is not just about memorizing clauses — it’s about applying contract principles to solve real project challenges (claims, disputes, delays).
• Employers value professionals who can interpret FIDIC fairly, avoid disputes, and manage risk.