NEC3 courses run by Ctori Construction Consultants

Ctori Construction Consultants present a suite of courses and workshops run periodically either as a public course, where individuals can join members from other companies for the full one day workshop. These can also be run in-house to companies that wish to run it exclusively for their staff. Outside of these individual courses Ctori also run bespoke courses or consultancy to meet any individual clients needs:

Programme management under NEC3

11th December 2008

The role of the programme forms one of the most important aspects in administering a project under NEC3. It is essential that everyone involved with a project understands the requirements and effects of managing the programme in respect to their specific role within the team.

The workshop focuses on general planning aspects and specific management requirements of the programme under ECC3. It includes acceptance of programmes and the integration of early warnings/ compensation events into the programme.

It highlights the importance that the programme is not just used and produced by a planner but deals with how the project management and commercial functions overlap and how they need to understand and benefit from the programme for the lifecycle of the project. Suitable for anyone involved with the running of a project from clients down to subcontractors, in particular quantity surveyors, project managers and planners.

NEC3: Overview of the Engineering and Construction Contract

20th January 2009

This workshop will give an overview and philosophy to the suite of NEC3 contracts, and focus specifically upon the Engineering and Construction Contract. It will provide understanding/ practical advice in managing the core aspects of the ECC3 contract.

This includes general responsibilities and obligations of the parties, administering the early warning system, role and management of the programme, payment mechanisms and how they vary within the different options, dealing with the compensation event processes and considering the dispute resolution system within the contract. It also looks at the tendering process and the key contract documentation that is created and managed pre/post contract award.

Pre Contract / Post Contract use of the NEC3

27th January 2009

For more experienced users of the contract a series of interactive case studies to explore the fundamental aspects and practical usage of the ECC3 Options A-F. The case studies consider aspects such as dealing with ambiguities within the contract documentation, the practical use of the early warning system, the key role of the PM and acceptances within the contract, provision and function of the programme, dealing with defects that may occur during the life of the project, managing and implementing compensation events. The case studies highlight a number of key aspects of the contract and how to minimise the contractual issues that might otherwise occur.