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2.2.8.1 Review the safety programs of each of the Trade Contractors and make appropriate recommendations . In making such recommendations and carrying out such reviews , he shall not be required to make exhaustive or continuous inspec ...
2.2.8.1 Review the safety programs of each of the Trade Contractors and make appropriate recommendations . In making such recommendations and carrying out such reviews , he shall not be required to make exhaustive or continuous inspec ...
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3.12 The Owner shall communicate with the Trade Contractors only through the Construction Manager . ARTICLE 4 Trado Contracts 4.1 All portions of the Project that the Construction Manager does not perform with his own forces shall be ...
3.12 The Owner shall communicate with the Trade Contractors only through the Construction Manager . ARTICLE 4 Trado Contracts 4.1 All portions of the Project that the Construction Manager does not perform with his own forces shall be ...
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12.6 Walvor of Subrogation 12.6.1 The Owner and Construction Manager walve all rights against each other , the Architect / Engineer , Trade Contractors , and their Trade Subcontractors for damages caused by perlls covered by insurance ...
12.6 Walvor of Subrogation 12.6.1 The Owner and Construction Manager walve all rights against each other , the Architect / Engineer , Trade Contractors , and their Trade Subcontractors for damages caused by perlls covered by insurance ...
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Contents
The Nature of the Construction Industry | 6 |
What Is Professional Construction Management? | 13 |
MANAGEMENT IN PRACTICE | 15 |
Copyright | |
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