NEC3: ECC Programming Workshop
Course Duration: 1 Day
Cost: £245 + Vat
The course includes
NEC contracts have long raised the bar in terms of importance, quality and level of detail of programming compared to other forms of contract. The role of the planner is now a key aspect in the management of projects. It is vital that other team members including the project manager and commercial staff fully understand the requirements and effects of managing programme requirements to properly carry out their functions.
The new workshop will provide a thorough review of general planning aspects and provide detailed information on how to manage the key programming aspects specifically under an Engineering and Construction Contract (ECC).
Candidates should either have attended an Introduction to NEC course or have practical experience of working on an NEC project prior to attending this course.
Objectives
At the end of the workshop, you should be able to:
o Review how a programme can be constructed from first principles in order to fulfil its potential as a real management tool
o Consider how to manage the programme to maximise its success on an NEC form of contract project
Intended for
This workshop is highly recommended for all involved in programmes with NEC contracts including project managers, planners, contract managers, quantity surveyors, clients, consultants, contractors and their supply chain.
Outline Programme
o Major planning considerations
o Building up a programme
o Links, types of float & critical path
o Time risk allowance
o Programme requirements within ECC
o Issues associated with planning under ECC
o Early warnings & key dates
o Compensation events
o Programme submissions & reporting
o Effect on completion date
o Summary and open forum
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