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Here is a selection of Instruction and Communication courses we offer on our training platform; it includes both free and premium courses. Click the links above for the full list as they are updated regularly:

NEC3 ECC Communication A: Clause 13

This course explains the communication obligations of clause 13, which are the main clauses dealing with communication in the contract. All NEC3 contracts try to encourage transparency and understanding between the various parties. Good communication is at the heart of the ECC and all NEC3 contracts.

After studying this course, you should be able to:

  1. Explain the main requirements of clause 13.
  2. Show that good communication is at the heart of this contract in order to encourage transparency and understanding between the various parties.
  3. Explain why the contract requires written, definitive instructions and communications.

Fundamentals of NEC4 ECC Clause 13 Communications

This course explains the communication obligations of clause 13, which are the main clauses dealing with communication in the contract. All NEC4 contracts try to encourage transparency and understanding between the various parties. Good communication is at the heart of the ECC and all NEC4 contracts.

After studying this course, you should be able to:

  1. Explain the main requirements of clause 13.
  2. Show that good communication is at the heart of this contract in order to encourage transparency and understanding between the various parties.
  3. Explain why the contract requires written, definitive instructions and communications.

Webinar - JCT SBC (Part 3/12): Access, subcontracting, instructions and safety

Presented by Steven Evans

This webinar is Part 3/12. The first three webinars are FREE and the rest will require a Subscription Plan.

The aim of this webinar is to understand limits on access to the site by others, the subcontracting process, compliance with instructions and the contractual requirements surrounding safety.

After attending this webinar, you should be able to:

  1. Understand who has access to the site
  2. Explain the process surrounding the appointment of subcontractors
  3. Understand the Architect/Contract Administrator's powers to issue instructions
  4. Outline the obligations of the parties in connection with health and safety

Webinar - Control of the Works Under JCT D&B Contract for Design Submissions and Employer's Instructions

Presented by Steven Evans and Chris Corr

The aim of this webinar is to provide an overview of the employer's rights to give instructions and how to design submission process works under the JCT Design and Build Contract.

By the end of this webinar you will be able to:

  1. Understand the information that must be provided by the contractor for the H&S file, design documents and related information and samples for the standard and quality of the materials, goods and workmanship.
  2. Explain the general design submissions procedure and the schedule 1 procedure under DB16.
  3. Outline the employer's right and obligations in respect of issuing instructions and changes under DB16.

How to Notify Compensation Events Under the NEC4 TSC

This course will walk you through the compensation event notification process and notifying instructing quotations. In this course we will:

  1. Distinguish between the timing of events happening and their related administration.
  2. Learn, in detail, about notifying compensation events and instructing quotations including who can notify, timescales for doing so, sanctions for not following the process and assumptions that can be given.

Fundamentals of Task Orders in the NEC4 TSC

This course looks at Task Orders, we'll look at what they are used for, and how they are used to instruct and manage one-off works.

At the end of this course, learners should:

  1. Have a better understanding of the concept of a Task Order and what it can be used for.
  2. Know how to instruct and manage work using a Task Order.
  3. Understand how a Task Order interacts with other important clauses in the TSC.

NEC3 ECC Compensation Events C: Notifications

This course provides an overview of the compensation events notifications.

In this course we:

  1. Will distinguish between the timing of actual events and their related administration,
  2. Learn, in detail, about notifying compensation events and instructing quotations including who can notify, timescales for doing so, sanctions for not following the process and assumptions that can be given.
  3. Learn about the different procedure for proposed instructions.

Consequently, learners will be better able to fulfil their obligations under the contract.

NEC3 TSC Fundamentals of TSC Clause 13 Communications

This course explains the communication obligations of clause 13, which are the main clauses dealing with communication in the contract. All NEC3 contracts try to encourage transparency and understanding between the various parties. Good communication is at the heart of the TSC and all NEC3 contracts.

After studying this course, you should be able to:

  1. Explain the main requirements of clause 13.
  2. Show that good communication is at the heart of this contract in order to encourage transparency and understanding between the various parties.
  3. Explain why the contract requires written, definitive instructions and communications.

Managing NEC4 ECC Compensation Events Notifications

This course provides an overview of the compensation events notifications.

In this course we:

  1. Will distinguish between the timing of actual events and their related administraation,
  2. Learn, in detail, about notifying compensation events and instructing quotations including who can notify, timescales for doing so, sanctions for not following the process and assumptions that can be given.
  3. Learn about the different procedure for proposed instructions.

Consequently, learners will be better able to fulfil their obligations under the contract.

NEC4 TSC Communications - Clause 13

This course will review clause 13, which are the main clauses dealing with communication in the contract. All NEC4 contracts try to encourage transparency and understanding between the various parties. Good communication is at the heart of the TSC and all NEC4 contracts.

By the end of this course, you should be able:

  1. To help you to understand the main requirements of clause 13.
  2. To show you that good communication is at the heart of this contract in order to encourage transparency and understanding between the various parties.
  3. To emphasise that the contract requires written, definitive instructions and communications.

How to Communicate Effectively Under the NEC4 TSC (Part 1)

This course will take a look at effective communication that is both practical and contractual. All NEC4 contracts try very hard to encourage transparency and understanding between all parties. Good communication is at the heart of this. Clause 13 promotes a few key rules to try to establish this flow of understanding, but there are a few principles that should be adopted in order to help this happen.

By the end of this course, you should be able to:

  1. Communication is at the heart of this contract to encourage transparency and understanding between all parties.
  2. Emphasis within the contract is for written definitive instructions and communications
  3. Such communication routes and formats needs to be in place from the start of the contract.

How to Communicate Effectively Under the NEC4 TSC (Part 2)

This course will take a look at effective communication that is both practical and contractual. The NEC4 contracts try very hard to encourage transparency and understanding between all parties. Good communication is at the heart of this. Clause 13 promotes a few key rules to try to establish this flow of understanding, but there are a few principles that should be adopted in order to help this happen.

By the end of this course, you should be able to:

  1. Communication is at the heart of this contract to encourage transparency and understanding between all parties.
  2. Emphasis within the contract is for written definitive instructions and communications
  3. Such communication routes and formats needs to be in place from the start of the contract.

How to Communicate Effectively Under NEC4 ECC (Part 1)

This course will take a look at effective communication that is both practical and contractual. NEC4 contracts try very hard to encourage transparency and understanding between the contract participants. Good communication is at the heart of this. Clause 13 promotes a few key rules to try to establish this flow of understanding, but there are a few principles that should be adopted in order to help this happen.

After studying this course, you should be able to:

  1. Understand why communication is at the heart of this contract to encourage transparency and understanding between the Parties.
  2. Explain that the contract is for written definitive instructions and communications
  3. Give examples of communication routes and formats that need to be in place from the start of the contract

How to Communicate Effectively Under NEC4 ECC (Part 2)

This course continues looking at effective communication that is both practical and contractual. The NEC4 contracts encourage transparency and understanding between the contract participants. Good communication is at the heart of this. Clause 13 promotes a few key rules to try to establish this flow of understanding, but there are a few principles that should be adopted in order to help this happen.

After studying this course, you should be able to:

  1. Understand why communication is at the heart of this contract to encourage transparency and understanding between the Parties.
  2. Explain that the contract is for written definitive instructions and communications
  3. Give examples of communication routes and formats that need to be in place from the start of the contract

How to Communicate Effectively Under the NEC4 TSC (Part 1)

This course will take a look at effective communication that is both practical and contractual. All NEC4 contracts try very hard to encourage transparency and understanding between all parties. Good communication is at the heart of this. Clause 13 promotes a few key rules to try to establish this flow of understanding, but there are a few principles that should be adopted in order to help this happen.

By the end of this course, you should be able to:

  1. Communication is at the heart of this contract to encourage transparency and understanding between all parties.
  2. Emphasis within the contract is for written definitive instructions and communications
  3. Such communication routes and formats needs to be in place from the start of the contract.

NEC3 ECC Communication B: How to Communicate Effectively Part 1

This course will take a look at effective communication that is both practical and contractual. The NEC3 contracts try very hard to encourage transparency and understanding between the Parties. Good communication is at the heart of this. Clause 13 promotes a few key rules to try to establish this flow of understanding, but there are a few principles that should be adopted in order to help this happen.

After studying this course, you should be able to:

  1. Understand why communication is at the heart of this contract to encourage transparency and understanding between the Parties.
  2. Explain that the contract is for written definitive instructions and communications
  3. Give examples of communication routes and formats that need to be in place from the start of the contract

NEC3 ECC Communication C: How to Communicate Effectively Part 2

This course will take a look at effective communication that is both practical and contractual. The NEC3 contracts try very hard to encourage transparency and understanding between the Parties. Good communication is at the heart of this. Clause 13 promotes a few key rules to try to establish this flow of understanding, but there are a few principles that should be adopted in order to help this happen.

After studying this course, you should be able to:

  1. Understand why communication is at the heart of this contract to encourage transparency and understanding between the Parties.
  2. Explain that the contract is for written definitive instructions and communications
  3. Give examples of communication routes and formats that need to be in place from the start of the contract

NEC3 TSC How to Communicate Effectively Under the TSC (Part 1)

This course will take a look at effective communication that is both practical and contractual. All NEC3 contracts try very hard to encourage transparency and understanding between the Parties and the TSC is no exception. Good communication is at the heart of this. Clause 13 promotes a few key rules to try to establish this flow of understanding, but there are a few principles that should be adopted in order to help this happen.

After studying this course, you should be able to:

  1. Understand why communication is at the heart of this contract to encourage transparency and understanding between the Parties.
  2. Explain that the contract is for written definitive instructions and communications
  3. Give examples of communication routes and formats that need to be in place from the start of the contract

NEC3 TSC How to Communicate Effectively Under the TSC (Part 2)

This course will take a look at effective communication that is both practical and contractual. All NEC3 contracts try very hard to encourage transparency and understanding between the Parties and the TSC is no exception. Good communication is at the heart of this. Clause 13 promotes a few key rules to try to establish this flow of understanding, but there are a few principles that should be adopted in order to help this happen.

After studying this course, you should be able to:

  1. Understand why communication is at the heart of this contract to encourage transparency and understanding between the Parties.
  2. Explain that the contract is for written definitive instructions and communications
  3. Give examples of communication routes and formats that need to be in place from the start of the contract

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