Relations with Architect and Engineer Sample Clauses
The 'Relations with Architect and Engineer' clause defines the roles, responsibilities, and communication protocols between the contractor, architect, and engineer on a construction project. It typically outlines how instructions, approvals, and clarifications should be sought and provided, and may specify the authority of the architect or engineer to interpret plans or resolve disputes. This clause ensures clear lines of communication and authority, helping to prevent misunderstandings and streamline project coordination.
Relations with Architect and Engineer. The INSPECTOR shall work under the general direction of the architect or registered engineer. All inconsistencies or seeming errors in the plans and specifications shall be reported promptly to the architect or registered engineer for his interpretation and instructions. In no case, however, shall the instruction of the architect or registered engineer be construed to cause work to be done which is not in conformity with approved plans, specifications, and change orders. Interpretations received by the INSPECTOR which cause deviations from the approved drawings and specifications shall be referred to the responsible architect for preparation of change orders to cover the required work.