Instructor-led course
Subcontract agreements arrive faster than they can be read closely. Teach your team to review consistently anyway.
A 10-hour instructor-led course for contract administrators and project managers at construction and specialty trade contractors. It covers building a positions playbook, comparing a master agreement against it, drafting a limited rider, producing change memos on revised masters, and knowing when review must escalate to legal counsel.
- Length
- 10 hours
- Delivery
- 100% Instructor-Led
- Format
- In person · Virtual · Hybrid
- Capacity
- 15 participants
What this is
A course, not a consulting engagement.
All exercises use standardized sample business documents provided by the instructor. That is deliberate. Your team learns a method they can apply to anything, instead of watching us work on one pile of files.
It teaches the skill. It does not produce documents or set up systems on any participant's behalf. If you want the build work done, that is a separate engagement with its own scope and price.
Course title
AI for Contract and Rider Review in Construction
What you get
What your team can do by the end of it.
Document a set of standard contract positions as a reusable written playbook
Use an AI assistant to compare a general contractor's master agreement against that playbook and surface gaps
Draft a rider limited to terms the agreement does not already address
Produce a section by section change memo when a counterparty revises a previously reviewed master
Apply verification steps that catch AI error before a signature
Recognize where review must escalate to legal counsel
How the time is spent
10 hours, accounted for.
The hours below are what we commit to deliver, not an estimate.
| Segment | Time |
|---|---|
| Building a positions playbook | 2 hours |
| Contract versus playbook analysis | 2 hours |
| Rider drafting technique | 2 hours |
| Change memos on revised masters | 2 hours |
| Verification discipline | 1 hour |
| Escalation boundaries and what belongs with counsel | 1 hour |
| Total | 10 hours |
Who it is for
The people who read the subcontract before it's signed.
Contract administrators, project managers, project executives and contract support staff at construction and specialty trade contractors who handle subcontract agreements and riders. This is a document-handling skills course. It is not legal training and provides no legal advice.
Subcontract agreements arrive faster than they can be read closely, and the cost of missing a changed clause is paid later on the job when there is no leverage left. Participants leave able to review more consistently and to tell reliably when something must go to counsel rather than be handled in house.
Straight answers
The questions buyers actually ask.
Can our team work through this at their own pace instead?
No. It is 100% instructor-led and delivered live, in person, virtually, or part each. There is no recorded version, because the practice segments only work with someone in the room to correct technique as people go.
Do we practise on our own contracts?
No, and that is deliberate. All exercises use standardized sample construction agreements provided by the instructor, so the course teaches a transferable method rather than becoming a working session on one company's files.
Will you review our contracts or write our riders for us?
Not as part of this course. It is a document-handling skills course, not legal training, and provides no legal advice. It does not review or draft any organization's contracts on its behalf. If you want that work done, it is a separate engagement with its own scope and price, quoted at our standard rates.
Which AI tools does it cover?
The method is tool-agnostic and taught on a general purpose AI assistant. The instructions, verification habits and data boundaries transfer across assistants, which matters because most organizations change tools at least once while the skills stay useful.
Who can attend, and how many?
Capacity is 15 participants. Kriv AI contracts with your organization, which names the people who should attend. There are no individual seats to purchase.
Who delivers it?
A senior practitioner who does this work in real engagements, not a trainer reading someone else's deck. The person who scopes the delivery is the person in the room.
Start here
Tell us the team and the week, and we will tell you the shape.
Kriv AI contracts with your organization, and you name the people who should attend. A short call is enough to work out whether this course is the right one for your team.
+1-732-433-5564 · info@kriv.ai · East Brunswick, NJ
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