Date: 19 March 2013, 9:00 - 12:00

Location: Liverpool John Moores University - room number to be confirmed

Email: zoe@whitfieldbrown.com

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Liverpool Best Practice – NEC3 form of contract training day

Date: 19 March 2013, 9:00 - 12:00

Location: Liverpool John Moores University - room number to be confirmed

Email: zoe@whitfieldbrown.com

The NEC Form of Contract is becoming increasingly popular, with many clients adopting this as their preferred form of contract. Attendees will have a clearer understanding of specific contractual clauses, and in practical terms begin to see how these should be administered for the benefit of all parties on projects.

Liverpool Best Practice Club is offering a unique opportunity to attend a DAY LONG training event with a recognised INDUSTRY EXPERT – for an AFFORDABLE price.

Booking Details – www.nectrainingday.eventbrite.com

Event Cost – £50 for members, £75 for none members

This course is being run by Glenn Hide of GMH Planning. He is an expert in the NEC, who has recently been an advisor to many key public and private sector clients throughout the UK.

This day long training event offers a unique opportunity to learn about this topic, for a extremely competitive price. The Best Practice Club has managed to negotiate a reduced price with Glenn which allows us to offer our members a price of £50 and any none members a still very competitive price of £75 – a highly cost effective way to get a full day of expert training!

The course will cover the basic principles of the NEC3 suite of contracts, looking in detail at the key clauses within the contract including:

  • Communications
  • Responsibilities under the contract
  • Management of programme / payments
  • Early warnings and compensation events

Agenda

Start Time – 9am

Finish Time – 4:30pm

  • Introductions
  • Objectives of NEC Suite
  • Contract strategy for procurement – Options A-F within ECC
  • Contract data terminology
  • Identified and defined terms
  • Z Clause amendments
  • Early warnings
  • Contractor's main responsibilities
  • Production, revising, and acceptance of programmes
  • Testing and defects
  • Payments
  • Compensation events
  • Adjudication
  • Questions and answers

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