NEC Contracts and Knowledge Bank

NEC Contracts and Knowledge Bank

The NEC4 Contract and Knowledge Bank covers the entire NEC journey from implementation to completion. It includes the complete set of NEC4 contract suite and the associated books, manuals and guides together to maximise the benefits of NEC Contract.

Key guides for NEC4 include:

NEC3 and NEC4 compared - a practical reference of NEC3 and NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract from clause to clause, outlining the key differences and giving the reader a rapid overview of the updates.
NEC4: Practical Solutions - provides practical solutions for practitioners of NEC4 giving tips to avoid common pitfalls whilst showcasing best practices to deliver successful, effective and efficient projects.
NEC4: The Role of the Project Manager - highlights the critical role the Project Manager plays in a successful delivery of a NEC4: ECC project. It is also an essential guide to the Project Manager training courses.
NEC4: The Role of the Supervisor - highlights the important and valuable role the Supervisor plays in the successful delivery of a NEC4: ECC project.
Managing Reality Complete set - a series written by NEC experts that explain how NEC4 can be used to optimum benefit in everyday environments.

The NEC Contract and Knowledge Bank gives you same access as the ePrint option, with the ability to access and print unlimited documents for 12 months. Additionally, gain digital access to the NEC4 books.

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