NEC4 in Australia / Excellence Programme
Contract preparation, team capability and support through live project delivery.
Beyond contract training
The programme is for organisations preparing to use NEC4 or seeking to improve its administration on live projects. Successful use of the contract depends on clear responsibilities, authority to make decisions and procedures for managing the programme, risk and change.
Steven Evans leads the work, drawing on more than 25 years of NEC experience. The four stages cover preparation, training, implementation and review. Organisations can commission the full programme or select the work needed for a particular project or team.
Open a stage to see the work and examples of the outputs. The scope and deliverables are agreed for each assignment.
A contract and document review with recommended changes, together with a record of responsibilities, delegated authority and decisions needed before work starts.
A role-based training plan, courses and workshops using project scenarios, and an agreed list of topics requiring follow-up.
Content, level and duration are agreed for each team.
Agreed procedures for notices, programme review and compensation events, with responsibilities and response times recorded.
A review report identifying gaps in practice, with prioritised actions, responsible people and review dates.
The scope can be shaped around your projects, people and existing governance arrangements. You do not need to commission every stage.
Use selected elements for a specific need, or combine the four stages.
Work with a delivery team or develop capability across multiple projects.
Focused sessions, mentoring and support through implementation.
Work alongside internal teams, consultants and delivery partners.
NEC4 consultant and trainer
Steven remains involved from contract and procedure reviews through training and support for project teams.
Specialists can contribute to training, digital NEC workflows, project controls and governance where the assignment requires it.
Tell Steven about your project, your current NEC4 arrangements and the areas where support would be useful.