Training Course

Australia F2F training "NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract (ECC)"

Name: Australia F2F training "NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract (ECC)"
Location: Australia F2F training "NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract (ECC)"

Tue 18 Feb 2025 • 09:00 - 17:00 AEDT • 7 Hours Formal CPD

Laing O'Rourke, Level 22, 100 Mount St, North Sydney NSW 2060

In-Person

From $650 + VAT

This introductory one-day course, provides an overview of the NEC4 contract suit by explaining how the contract supports collaborative transformation and best practice at every project stage.

Unique selling points

Collaboration has been established as the future of construction, and the NEC4 suite sets the gold standard for achieving this. The increasing adoption of NEC4 in Australia shows that the construction industry is no longer just discussing collaboration – but making it happen. This introductory one-day course, delivered by Australia’s leading NEC expert, provides a one-day introduction and overview of the main structure, content and mechanisms of the NEC4 contract suite.

Learning outcomes

The course content covers the following:

NEC4 suite of contracts
NEC characteristics and philosophy

An overview of the general principles of:

Collaboration
Early Warning
Programme and Time
Compensation Events
Quality
Other provisions
The documents forming the contract and how the standard form is amended for use in Australia.

Tarket market - Who should attend?

The course is relevant for:
contract administrators, commercial managers, quantity surveyors, project managers, engineers, procurement and transaction professionals from client side, contracting and consultant organisations.

Trainer

Steve Evans FRICS

Steve Evans FRICS is a Chartered Quantity Surveyor, Builder, Engineer
and Arbitrator – specialising in construction contract and dispute avoidance
and resolution. Steve has extensive experience in delivering a range of
construction contract training in Australia, New Zealand and the UK and he
remains the only NEC accredited trainer in Australia. For the last three years
he has chairs the RICS Australasia Commercial Management of Construction
Conference.