Level 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What does NEC stand for in NEC contracts?

A

New Engineering Contract

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2
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True or False: NEC contracts are designed to promote collaboration between parties.

A

True

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3
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What is the primary purpose of NEC contracts?

A

To provide a flexible framework for managing construction and engineering projects.

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4
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Which NEC contract is specifically designed for engineering and construction projects?

A

NEC3 Engineering and Construction Contract (ECC)

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5
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a key principle of NEC contracts? A) Collaboration B) Flexibility C) Adversarial relationships D) Clarity

A

C) Adversarial relationships

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6
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What is the role of the Project Manager in NEC contracts?

A

To facilitate communication and ensure that the contract is administered properly.

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True or False: NEC contracts include provisions for early warning of potential issues.

A

True

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8
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Fill in the blank: NEC contracts encourage _____ resolution of disputes.

A

early

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9
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Multiple Choice: Which NEC contract is best suited for design and build projects? A) NEC3 Engineering and Construction Contract B) NEC3 Professional Services Contract C) NEC3 Term Service Contract D) NEC3 Design and Build Contract

A

D) NEC3 Design and Build Contract

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10
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What does the term ‘compensation event’ refer to in NEC contracts?

A

An event that affects the cost or time of the project, triggering a change in the contract.

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11
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True or False: NEC contracts require a formal process for managing changes.

A

True

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12
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What is the significance of the ‘early warning’ mechanism in NEC contracts?

A

It allows parties to identify and address potential issues before they escalate.

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13
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Fill in the blank: NEC contracts emphasize the importance of _____ communication.

A

open

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14
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What does the NEC3 Professional Services Contract primarily deal with?

A

The appointment of consultants and the provision of professional services.

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15
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Multiple Choice: Which NEC option allows for a fixed price contract? A) Option A B) Option B C) Option C D) Option D

A

A) Option A

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16
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What is the purpose of the ‘Schedule of Prices’ in NEC contracts?

A

To provide a breakdown of costs for transparency and assessment.

17
Q

True or False: NEC contracts can be used for both public and private sector projects.

A

True

18
Q

What is the role of ‘secondary options’ in NEC contracts?

A

To provide additional flexibility and tailor the contract to specific project needs.

19
Q

Fill in the blank: NEC contracts are designed to be _____ and adaptable to various project types.

A

flexible

20
Q

What is the significance of the ‘risk register’ in NEC contracts?

A

It helps identify and manage risks throughout the project lifecycle.

21
Q

Multiple Choice: Which NEC contract would you use for long-term maintenance services? A) NEC3 Engineering and Construction Contract B) NEC3 Term Service Contract C) NEC3 Design and Build Contract D) NEC3 Professional Services Contract

A

B) NEC3 Term Service Contract

22
Q

What are the FIDIC forms of contract and when are they used?

A

International projects

23
Q

What are the relevant events?

A

Variations
Instructions
Deferment of possession
Suspension by the contractor for non payment
Prevention or default by the employer
The carrying out of work by statutory authorities
Exceptionally adverse weather
Loss or damage occasioned by specified perils (fire flood)
strike or lock out
terrorism