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Course price

Discounts

10% group discount is available for registering 3 or more participants from the same company.

Overview

The SUPPLYTIME Masterclass Online is a series of 10 online sessions examining different versions of the SUPPLYTIME contract. During the sessions, we will also examine the practical and legal differences using SUPPLYTIME for other purposes than OSV/AHTS. Each session will run for 90 minutes.

What will you learn?

The SUPPLYTIME Masterclass Online will cover topics as listed below. 

Dates and topics of SUPPLYTIME Masterclass Online 

Session 1 90 min	Monday 17 January 2022	Introduction to SUPPLYTIME 2017 - Part I The revision process, discussions, and necessary compromises made by the sub-committee Is SUPPLYTIME 2017 better balanced than the previous versions? Why revising SUPPLYTIME?	Ian Perrott
Session 2 90 min	Tuesday 18 January 2022	Introduction to SUPPLYTIME 2017 - Part II	Ian Perrott
Session 3 90 min	Wednesday 19 January 2022	Delivery The charter period Late delivery Vessel condition on delivery Inspections Charterers rights	Tom Adams
Session 4 90 min	Thursday 20 January 2022	Suspension of Hire Suspension and payments Circumstances How to suspend hire Disputed invoices	Alistair Loweth
Session 5 90 min	Friday 21 January 2022	Employment & operations Employment Structural alterations Bunkers/Fuel Unsafe ports War risks Fever and epidemics Force majeure Maintenance: Owner’s obligations and allowances	Nicholas Kazaz
Session 6 90 min	Monday 24 January 2022	Termination How to terminate for cause Termination for convenience	Tom Adams
Session 7 90 min	Tuesday 25 January 2022	Knock for Knock and other Exclusions Theory Practice Consequential loss exclusion Limitation	Alistair Loweth
Session 8 90 min	Wednesday 26 January 2022	Using SUPPLYTIME for Other Types of Business than OVS/AHTS Making SUPPLYTIME fit for other purposes - risks and pitfalls The BIMCO Special Task Annexes (BSTA) BSTA Helideck/Helicopter Operations BSTA Walk to Work Operations BSTA Extended Offshore Support BSTA Crew Qualifications BSTA Dynamic Positioning BSTA Remotely operated vehicles and diving platform operations.	Ian Perrott
Session 9 90 min	Thursday 27 January 2022	The “Atlantic Tonjer” – The Owners' Perspective Claims and counter claims	Nicholas Kazaz
Session 10 90 min	Friday 28 January 2022	The“Atlantic Tonjer” – The Charterers' Perspective Claims and counter claims	Tom Adams

Starting time (for all sessions):

14:00 GMT/UTC
15:00 CET

Case studies

DISPUTES UNDER SUPPLYIME 2017 - THE “ATLANTIC TONJER”

The “Atlantic Tonjer” [2019] EWHC 1213 (Comm) is the first reported judgment on SUPPLYTIME 2017. The case was important for several reasons. A dispute arose under clause 12(e), the payments provision, which requires Charterers to notify Owners by no later than the due date of an invoice, if they reasonably believe that the invoice is incorrect. However, the case was not only an opportunity to clarify the effect of changes made to this specific clause, but also a valuable insight into the judicial interpretation of the overall changes made to SUPPLYTIME 2017. The two trainers, Tony Concagh and Nick Kazaz were both involved in the “Atlantic Tonjer” case, but on different sides.

Using the knowledge from the “Atlantic Tonjer” sessions 9-10 will bring together issues discussed in the previous sessions to create a toolkit for both owners and charterers. These toolkits can serve as a future personal and individual checklist for each participant when using the SUPPLUTIME form.

Why choose to participate?

You will be taught by hand-picked industry experts who have built a career out of solving complicated commercial disputes in the energy offshore sector.

The combination of theory, discussion and casework will make using SUPPLYTIME forms clearer and more manageable. The trainers will share valuable experiences and point participants towards practical solutions, which can be used on the job. The course will also facilitate networking between international shipping peers and enable long-term learning relationships between the participants.

How will this course help your professional development?

SUPPLYTIME is the benchmark for offshore support vessel agreements – and the industry’s contract of choice. It has also been widely adopted by other sectors looking for a contract offering a comprehensive knock-for-knock framework. This course will assist you in identifying how the form works when being used for a wide variety of tasks, thereby helping you to understand and explain your own risks and exposure. You will be able to discuss issues, such as unused maintenance days at the conclusion of the charter, lay-up provisions and the revised knock-for knock provisions with your superiors, P&I club or legal counsel.

Course certification

Participants will be given an option of taking a final assessment (one-hour open-book test) at the end of the course, and Certificate of Achievement will be issued with a grade (distinction, merit or pass). Those not taking the assessment will receive a Certificate of Attendance.

Course materials

BIMCO issues electronic course files as an Adobe PDF file enabling you to make personal notes. All documentation and presentations will be in English. Course access details will be provided once the registration is completed. 

You will also receive access to BIMCO's eLearning module on "SUPPLYTIME 2017: Key Changes and Features".

Speakers

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