UK NEC User Group Events

The NEC User Group is well established in the UK, and has had some success in the past in sharing information on the NEC in South Africa. ICE-SA is mandated to promote the NEC contract in South Africa, and hosts NEC User Group events when they are held in South Africa. ICE-SA also shares information on the implementation of the NEC family of contracts.

NEC User Group Training

The NEC User Group based in the UK offers many different training events to improve the skills of NEC Practitioners. Some of these are physical events, which are difficult for South African residents to participate in, however they also offer ONLINE events.

NEC online training enables you to gain a comprehensive and clear understanding of the NEC suite of contracts at any time, anywhere in the world, at your own pace.

Here is a list of the courses currently on offer by NEC Contract:

Level: Never used NEC

Level: Getting Started with NEC3

Level: Advanced users

Level: Experienced users

ICE-SA NEC FORUM EVENTS

All sessions will run from 4 pm – 5:30 pm

February – 8th

Session 1: Introduction to the NEC3 family of contract; Synopsis of each of the 12 contracts in the family

March – 14th

Session 2: Procurement & Contracts, Parties & Role Players, Getting the best out of the NEC contract

April – 11th

Session 3: Introduction to the Sections of Core Clauses & Actions in ECC3 Section 1 – General

May – 9th

Session 4: Section 2 – Contractor’s main responsibilities Section 3 – Time

June – 13th

Session 5: Section 4 – Testing & Defects (Quality) Risk Management

July – 11th

Session 6: Alignment between contracting parties Diversity and Inclusion

August – 8th

Session 7: Section 5 – Payments, Costs and the Options Section 6 – Change Management through compensation events

September – 12th

Session 8: Section 7 – Title; Section 8 – Liabilities & Insurance; Section 9 – Termination; Disputes & Adjudication

October – 10th

Session 9: Pre-award documentation Developing a contract

November – 14th

Session 10: Key difference between the NEC3 & NEC4