Webinar - NEC4 PSC Part 3/6: How to Produce and Update your Programme and Quality Management: Managing Defects under NEC4 PSC and Producing Good Scope
Webinar - NEC4 PSC Part 3/6: How to Produce and Update your Programme and Quality Management: Managing Defects under NEC4 PSC and Producing Good Scope
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WED, FEB 3, 2027 13:00 PM GMT
This one-hour webinar provides a quick and easy walk you through programming obligations work under NEC4 PSC and provide an overview of the main provisions of under section 3 of the PSC: producing a programme, updating the programme, programme acceptance and how float is incorporated into the programme. This webinar will also allow you to appreciate what the Professional Services Contract says about Quality Management and the management of Defects. We will also explore how to put together the Scope and some key pointers when doing so.
This webinar is Part 3 of a six-part series. Parts 1–3 are free, while Parts 4–6 are available via our Learning Management System under a subscription plan.
Accreditations & CPD
Accreditations & CPD
Suitable for CPD requirements of RICS, CIOB, ICE, and CICES members.
Learning Outcomes
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this webinar, you will be able to:
• Understand the subtle yet definitive difference between planned Completion and Completion Date
• Explain the reasons under the contract for which a programme could be not accepted
• Outline the fundamental importance to both Parties of the regular acceptance of the programme
• Explain the different types of float that will be created within the programme
• To understand the importance of the quality management system and quality plan
• To understand the process for correcting Defects
• To understand the process for accepting Defects
• Understand what constitutes good Scope
About the Author
About the Author
This course is produced by Built Intelligence in association with Barry Trebes.
Barry is a chartered quantity surveyor with over 30 years of experience in major transportation, infrastructure and utility projects. Has procurement experience across a wide range of market sectors. He developed and led NEC training and advice support services in Needleman’s and initiated a collaboration with MPS Limited in 1998 to develop a web-based NEC contract management system.
