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Specification Writing
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Specification Writing This course starts from first principles and takes the delegates through the key rules of writing specification. The course uses example clauses to illustrate good and bad practices and worked examples to give attendees the opportunity to practise the rules.
Course Objective:
To provide those attending the course with the tools and understanding to enable them to write clear and effective specifications
Course Outline:
Introduction
Specifications in context
The contract
Common conditions of contract
Audience
Competition rules
Other legislation
Getting started
Planning
Layout
Sources
British standards
Essential Characteristics
Style - performance or method
Type of clause
What specifications do not cover
Plant and Equipment Specifications
Functional and detailed
Manufacturers’ specifications
Trade body specifications
Clients’ framework agreements
Naming approved lists
Services Specifications
Standard of care
Scope
Objectives
Monitoring performance
Importance of pricing and payment
Composite (construction/MEICA) specifications
Layout
Avoiding duplication
Materials
Testing and trial panels
Drawings
Pricing schedule descriptions
Writing and use of language
Plain English
Less is more
Readability
Repetition
Lists
Definitions
Use of capitals
Abbreviations
Glossary
Other do’s and don’ts
Other considerations
Partnering
Contractor design
Project lifecycles
Value for money
A Classroom course provided by Symmons Madge Associates Ltd. in Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, Exeter, Glasgow, Slough, United Kingdom
Specification WritingThis course will provide a clear understanding of the relationship between the technical and commercial aspects of the specification and the extent to which they are interdependent.
Aims
By the end of this programme delegates will be able to understand:
• what is a correct specification
• who should contribute
• the importance of clear, concise communication
• the need for planning
• commercial and legal requirements
A Classroom course provided by Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply in London, United Kingdom
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