Roles and
Responsibilities Employer For Construction
The employer is the organisation or person who
commissions the works and pays the bills. The employer usually appoints a
representative to organise the works on his behalf. This person may be from the
employer’s own staff or maybe a professional consultant. According to the
contract conditions used, the employer’s representative may have one of the
following titles:
• Architect
• Engineer
• Project
Manager
• Surveyor
• Contract
Administrator.
The design of the permanent works will normally be the
responsibility of the employer’s representative. However, in certain
instances, dependent on the terms of the contract, this may be undertaken in whole
or part by the contractor and his subcontractors. The employer’s representative
usually has a site supervisory role, which may be delegated to a site
representative. The site representative may have one of the following titles:
• Engineer’s
Representative
• Resident
Engineer
• Architect’s
Representative
• Clerk
of Works
• Inspector.
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