A contract required the job to be completed July 15. The engineer ordered the contractor to suspend operations from May 1 to May 15, and then changed the completion date to July 31. Was the change in completion data appropriate?

Q: For a project that will be staffed by a Resident Project Representative, two inspectors, and a field…

A: The resident project representative can be referred to as the Resident Plan inspector or simply the…

Q: In a private construction, at what conditions can the contractor be entitle to file for a time…

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Q: When should an unacceptable work be recognized and reported to the contractor?

A: The contractor recognizes the significance of doing the work in a healthy and responsible way to…

Q: On a project that supports a full-time Resident Project Representative at the site, with the project…

A: The Resident Project Representative (RPR) person should work on full time basis whereas the engineer…

Q: The construction process consists of numerous standardized and repetitive procedures. Why is expert…

A: It's impossible to standardize or automate the building process. Actions such as screwing in…

Q: Why is EMR important for a contractor?

A: Importance of EMR for a contractor:

Q: How are the Specifications important to the Inspectors?

A: - Inspection is an important and necessary step to ensure the safety and good working and…

Q: Give an example of a computation showing the length of service (duration) of a replacement in BAC…

A: The BAC shall have the following functions: Advertise and/or post the invitation to bid, Conduct…

Q: Why is a contractor’s EMR so important to that contractor?

A: EMR is an abbreviated form of Experience Modifier Rate. It is a number used by insurance companies…

Q: Describe the responsibilities of the inspector during construction.

A: Everyone wants a safe living and working place. For meeting these requirements of people, it is to…

Q: How does BIM impact construction administration?

A: Building Information Modelling (BIM) is a virtual illustration of a facility 's spatial and…

Q: Why is the Inspector required to check the contractor’s equipment?

A: If the machinery is small or big it doesn't matter; the user must check it before use. Inspections…

Q: In the application of building permits what are the civil/structural documents needed to submit? (5…

A: There are five 5 important civil/structural documents which are needed for building permit.

Q: Describe the procedure to be followed by the contractorwho wishes to claim a time extension. What…

A: Solution: Procedure to be followed by the contractorwho wishes to claim a time extension The…

Q: The Resident Project Representative is liable to which obligations to keep the Project Manager…

A: The obligation under which RPR (Resident Project representative) is liable to keep the project…

Q: Which party to a construction contract normally has primary responsibility for construction safety…

A: Safety is the contractor's liability, although it is not included in the contract.

Q: Enumerate CIAP Document 102 and does CIAP Document 102 apply to all construction Contracts?

A: Brief concept introduction- CIAP Document 102- The industry's utilization, conventions, and best…

Q: Quality Management Plan describes the activities and resources necessary for the project management…

A: QUALITY CONTROL (QC) Quality is defined as 'fitness to purpose', i.e. providing a product (a…

Q: why is the Resident Project Represantative required to give the daily report to the inspector?

A: The Resident Project Representative (RPR) person should work on full time basis whereas the engineer…

Q: How is the CPM scheduling program helpful to the Engineers?

A: The Critical Path Method (CPM) scheduling program is an activity-oriented network program used for…

Q: Why are the certified laboratory reports required for the contractor?

A: The contractor performs all the required process control sampling and testing as per the owner’s…

Q: What is Sub- Contractor failure?

A: In a construction project the owner hires a contractor who is responsible for all project's work…

Q: Can recovery of contractor costs be made under a “Type 2 Differing Site Conditions” clause for…

A: Type 2 differing site condition is defined as the unusual or unpredictable physical conditions that…

Q: Does the construction contractor make a site inspection and evaluation of conditions prior to…

A: As construction contractor need to make a rough estimates of the project also a lot of capital is…

Q: Your company, a G7 contractor is appointed as main contractor for construction of a new recreational…

A: Hi there!This question should is opinion based and we cannot provide solution for just…

Q: Is the Resident Project Representative responsible to see that temporary facilities under the…

A: The resident project representative responsibility is to evaluate all the plans and specification of…

Q: How much authority should be allowed to the Resident Project Representative or inspector—should he…

A: The resident project representative or inspector responsibility is to evaluate all the plans and…

Q: Does the principal agent/engineer have power to give instructions after practical completion?

A: There is no complete explanation for the actual termination, and the case law is very strict. There…

Q: Is it the responsibility of the Resident Project Representative to review shop drawings, evaluate…

A: No, it is not the responsibility of the Resident Project Representative to review shop drawings,…

Q: Does the Resident Project Representative have a duty to document accidents by the contractor or its…

A: A Resident Project Representative (RPR) is a person who is generally assigned to the project on a…

Q: Q.5: During Project Planning and Financing for maintenance work, requires Insurance, Precautionary…

A: Brief concept introduction- Project planning and financing- The process of project evaluation and…

Q: What measures are taken by the Resident Project Representative for construction safety?

A: A resident project representative is a person who presents thorough on-site investigations to…

Q: ies, and "Work" under the Construction Contract ent and contractor. Explain SIX (6) factors in sele

A: A construction contract is a written agreement between two parties that is mutually or legally…

Q: Your construction company plans to be involved in a Design and Build (DB) project. As a project…

A: Assuming, as a project manager of the company there are certain stages of the project staging and…

Q: What are the guidelines suggested for the use of trailer-type field offices?

A: While establishing certain facilities only for main office throughout the construction schedule,…

Q: Why should the contractor work within or adjacent to Navigable Waterways?

A: Contractor work within or adjacent to Navigable Waterways because there are many rules and…

Q: If the specifications are silent on the subject, but a contractor asks you, as the Resident Project…

A: If the specifications are silent on the subject, but a contractor asks you, as the Resident Project…

Q: Which of the following is an acceptable practice by the Resident Project Representative or the…

A: None of the above practices is acceptable by the Resident Project Representative or the inspector.

Q: What is the function of a Project Superintendent?

A: Project superintendent role is very important in the construction industry for safety of the project…

Q: c) Discuss the complete process of pre-qualification of contractors

A: Prequalification is the process developed by the client to select the contractors who can…

Q: If the employer gives instructions on site directly to the contractor, must the principal…

A: Of course, the contractor is not interested in the work content of the architect. Assuming that the…

Q: A contractor enters into a contract to design and build an airport terminal. The contractor is…

A: The contractor would like to account for the only design and build contract as a single performance…

Q: True or false? If an inspector discovers that the work of a subcontractor is deficient, he or she…

A: If an inspector discovers that the work of a subcontractor is deficient, he or she should direct the…

Q: Put the following tasks into the appropriate phase of construction. consulting engineer…

A: Before construction :  Preliminary site investigation  Feasibility study  Employment of consulting…

Q: What includes in the final clean up by the contractor  at the end of the construction?

A: There are 3 phases in any new construction cleanup project. The 3 phases are as follows: Rough…

Q: What are the main responsibilities of the Resident Project Representative at construction projects?

A: A Resident Project Representative (RPR) refers to a person assigned to the project, generally on a…

Q: In a construction project, a sub-contractor was engaged to do a certain work item in the project…

A: Following steps are taken in contract giving .

Q: What is stop notice release bond method?When is it used?

A: The Stop Notice Release Bond specifies that in any case brought on the claim, the defendant will…

Issues During Construction

Construction is the combination of art, science, and engineering to build buildings, bridges, structures, roadways, highways. airports, etc. The construction business is a challenging and promising business worldwide with certain risk factors involved. Increasing demand for mankind leads to the growth of several construction companies which specialize in different construction projects. These construction companies initiate their construction process under certain agreements and time durations called the construction contract.