What is required in order for a contractor to protect himself or herself when a constructive change ...

What is required in order for a contractor to protect himself or herself when a constructive change occurs on a project?

What will be an ideal response?

Q. 2

A resident project representative should:

A. allocate areas for construction shacks for the sub-contractors.
B. set the starting and stopping times of the job.
C. supervise the activities of the inspection on the project.
D. keep tabs on the general contractor to insure that he or she is within the project budget.
E. supervise the construction work on the project.

Q. 3

Upon receiving your copies of the contractor's CPM diagram and regular updated printouts of scheduling data, the engineer or owner should:

A. review the schedules for logic, task durations, and ability to meet specified dates.
B. file them in case of a later need to investigate delay claims.
C. quickly skim the printout, then file it, keeping the master chart on the wall.
D. study them carefully and post all changes on your master chart.
E. advise the contractor how to sequence the Work.

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