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NEC Contract Course
Working with the NEC3 and NEC4 contracts, from procurement and administration to compensation events and disputes.
Instructor
Philip Russell
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The course explains the NEC3 and NEC4 family of contracts. You learn how to choose the right contract and option, how the contract is administered through early warnings and communications, how quality, cost and compensation events are managed, and how the parties reach completion and resolve disputes.
Who should attend
Project managers, supervisors, contractors and quantity surveyors who use NEC contracts.
How it runs
The instructor teaches live on Zoom, so you can join from wherever you are.
Module 1: Procurement and the NEC family
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1Procurement and planning and controlText lessonOverview of procurement, contract administration and a project management framework for NEC.
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2Exercise 1: the office park developmentText lessonApply the framework to the course case project.
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3History and concepts of NECText lessonWhere NEC came from, the ideas that make it different and the NEC3 and NEC4 suites.
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4Risk in NEC contractsText lessonHow risk is allocated in contracts generally and handled in NEC.
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5Choosing the main optionText lessonProcurement, pricing and contracting strategies, and the six main options.
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6Tender documentsText lessonStructure of an NEC contract and compiling contract data, scope (works information) and site information.
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7The Professional Services Contract and the tender processText lessonAn overview of the Professional Services Contract (PSC) and how to run a tender from the briefing to the award.
Module 2: Administering the contract
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8Roles and the contract time lineText lessonObligations of employer and contractor, the project manager and supervisor, sureties, retention and site handover.
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9Scope managementText lessonManage scope, design and risk.
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10Time management and the programText lessonAccept, track and update the program.
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11Delays and extension of timeText lessonAssess delays to the critical path, prepare and assess delay claims, and decide who owns the float.
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12Exercise 2: delays on the office parkText lessonAssess delay effects, justify an extension of time and plan corrective action.
Module 3: Quality, cost and compensation events
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13Quality managementText lessonTesting, defects, quality assurance staff, substandard work and the quality control plan.
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14PaymentText lessonPayment certificates and the payment time line.
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15Compensation eventsText lessonNotify, quote, assess and implement compensation events.
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16Risk and insuranceText lessonEmployer's and contractor's risks, insurance and early warnings.
Module 4: Communication, completion and disputes
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17Communication and procurementText lessonManage communication and subcontracting.
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18Health and safetyText lessonThe health and safety duties under an NEC contract, and how they fit with the law of the country where the work is done.
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19Completion and close-outText lessonRoles and processes at completion.
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20Dispute resolutionText lessonDispute options W1 and W2 and the adjudication procedure.
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21Principles for successful NEC contractsText lessonEleven principles for managing contracts, with group discussions.
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Course details
Duration
4 half-day sessions
Lectures
21
Level
Intermediate
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Working hours
| Monday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Tuesday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Wednesday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Thursday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Friday | 9:30 am - 5.00 pm |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |