Master the Role of the NEC4 ECC Project Manager
NEC4 ECC
This advanced accreditation program is for experienced professionals seeking to master the role of the Project Manager under the NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract (ECC). It provides the skills to manage projects collaboratively and effectively, in line with the NEC's core principles of mutual trust and cooperation.
Upon completion, you will be equipped to confidently:
- Communicate instructions and project information effectively
- Administer the development, acceptance, and regular updates of the contract programme.
- Mitigate project risks by proactively managing early warnings and the Early Warning Register.
- Assess financial payments and compensation events accurately to manage contract changes.
Our intensive classroom training guides you through the entire project lifecycle:
- Day 1: Project Start-up: Establishing key procedures and understanding the roles and responsibilities of all parties.
- Day 2: Programme and Risk Management: Focusing on techniques for managing the programme and mitigating project risks.
- Day 3: Commercial Management: A deep dive into payment, Defined Cost, Disallowed Cost, and the assessment of compensation events.
- Day 4: Contract Management and Project Closure: Covering project closure, dispute resolution, and final reporting.
- Day 5: Project Leadership: The art of mastering alignment, voice, trust and conflict. (optional).
- Build advanced NEC4 capability
☞Strengthen your practical understanding of ECC processes and contract obligations.
- Apply NEC4 with confidence
☞Practise real‑world scenarios that mirror the responsibilities of an ECC Project Manager.
- Gain recognised accreditation
☞Achieve a respected credential that demonstrates your competence to employers and clients.
- Improve project outcomes
☞Learn to manage early warnings, compensation events, programme requirements, and commercial controls effectively.
- Advance your career
☞Accreditation supports progression into senior project, contract, and commercial roles.
- Pre‑reading and preparation Delegates complete required pre‑course reading to ensure a solid grasp of NEC4 ECC fundamentals before attending the in‑person sessions.
- Instructor‑led classroom teaching All learning takes place face‑to‑face, led by experienced NEC practitioners who provide clear explanations, practical insights, and real‑time guidance.
- Scenario‑based group exercises Delegates work through realistic project scenarios in teams, applying ECC processes such as early warnings, compensation events, programme management, and contract administration.
- Interactive discussions and problem‑solving Facilitated discussions, case studies, and worked examples help participants connect concepts, understand interdependencies, and strengthen decision‑making.
- Hands‑on process practice Participants practise drafting notifications, assessing events, reviewing programmes, and interpreting contract data to build practical competence.
- Post‑course assessment Delegates complete the formal NEC accreditation assessments (MCQ test and written project report) to demonstrate applied capability at an advanced level.
KH Fok
KH is an Accredited NEC3 / NEC4 ECC Project Manager, NEC4 TSC / DBO Service Manager, and an active NEC practitioner in Hong Kong. He has been involving in more than 20 NEC and Target Cost projects since 2008. KH has been appointed by Thomas Telford Limited as one of the tutors to deliver NEC3 / NEC4 Accreditation courses in Hong Kong since September 2018. He has been conducting many NEC training courses for the Works Departments, local consultants, and contractors.
4 Day - HK$18,800 /head
5 Day - HK$ 20,000/head
