Design Discrepancies
If your company is the design contractor but not involved in the construction phase you should instruct the client to notify you for your company’s input for any design discrepancies. …
If your company is the design contractor but not involved in the construction phase you should instruct the client to notify you for your company’s input for any design discrepancies. …
Your company should have a set time or point that reviews of the design process are carried out. Often at stages like 30%, 60%, 90%, 100%. You should do this …
Always check references given to you and also that you are submitting. You should check that references you list for your company will in fact give you a good reference. …
Get any contracts reviewed by your company legal council before submittal and especially before signing. This should especially include liability, indemnity, insurance, and liquidated damages clauses.
Get sub consultant agreement on tender documents. When you are bidding for a tender and you are getting prices from sub consultants, make sure the sub gets a copy of …
If, during a project, the client realises a mistake in the scope or specs or one is pointed out to the client and the client authorizes or instructs a change …
Always make sure that isolation or lock-out procedures are followed. If an electrical contractor needs to access some wiring, they should follow a procedure of isolating or de-energizing the circuit. …
Review all documents before they are released to the client, contractor, bid, etc. It is important that the documents are checked that they are the most up to date version, …
Work on the assumption that anything you put in the project file may some day be looked at in a court of law. Be careful with every document, photo, memo, …
Get confirmation from the client or contractors that they received transmittals. Make sure this is in writing (preferably a signed transmittal form).