Purpose of Inspection. Inspection is for determining the completion of the Work, and does not relieve Contractor of its overall responsibility for completing the Work in a good and competent fashion, in compliance with the Contract. Work accepted with incomplete Punchlist items or failure of Owner or other parties to identify Work that does not comply with the Contract Documents or is defective in operation or workmanship does not constitute a waiver of Owner’s rights under the Contract or relieve Contractor of its responsibility for performance or warranties.
Purpose of Inspection. The Inspection is designed to identify the general features and material defects in the Systems, Structures, and components of the Inspected Property. Style, aesthetics, normal wear and tear, and cosmetics shall not be a determining factor in considering whether a structure, system, or component is defective. Systems will be operated only by the normal operating controls and as conditions permit. THE CUSTOMER UNDERSTANDS THAT THE INSPECTION IS NOT TO BE TECHNICALLY EXHAUSTIVE. And is advised to consult an expert in field of expertise for further evaluation. Maintenance items may be discussed and some noted as a courtesy to the Customer; however Customer is not to rely or expect such discussion to occur and is encouraged to seek maintenance review by those qualified professionals who routinely provide maintenance checkups or reviews of systems, structures, and components or the like of the Inspected Property.
Purpose of Inspection. Inspections carried out will be the minimum required to ensure compliance with the Act and Regulations and not supervision of all the work. It is the responsibility of the builder to construct the building fully in accordance with the approved permit documents, good practice, guide to standards and tolerances, and the National Construction Code of Australia. Variations must be approved by the Building Surveyor prior to construction and those variations that require further document survey and assessment and/or approval will incur an additional fee – refer Clause 8. It is the builder’s responsibility to ensure that all mandatory inspections are called for. Mandatory inspections are required prior to placement of any concrete, at frame stage, before occupancy and upon final completion. Additional inspections over and above those referenced in the fee proposal will be charged as an additional inspection as per councils approved fees and charges at time of inspection plus 1.80/km where greater than 20km from council development services office if outside the Dorset Council Municipality. Inspections are priced on the basis of it being carried out by a qualified building inspector. Inspections by contractors may incur additional fees. Note: For multi-unit developments, a site visit for “x” no. of units is counted as “x” no. of mandatory inspections.
Purpose of Inspection. The Client has requested that the Inspection Provider undertake an Inspection of the Property for the purpose of providing advice on the condition of the Property at the time of the Inspection in relation to the activity of Timber Pests.
Purpose of Inspection. The purpose of the inspection is to provide advice to the Client in relation to the condition of the property at the time of the inspection. This report is not an all encompassing report dealing with the building from every aspect. It is a reasonable attempt to identify any obvious issues apparent at the time of the inspection.
Purpose of Inspection. Inspections carried out will be the minimum required to ensure compliance with the Act and Regulations and not supervision of all the work. It is the responsibility of the builder to construct the building fully in accordance with the approved permit documents, good practice, guide to standards and tolerances, and the Building Code of Australia. Variations must be approved by the RBS prior to construction and those variations that require further document survey and assessment and/or approval will incur an additional fee – refer Clause 7. It is the builder’s responsibility to ensure that all mandatory inspections are called for. Mandatory inspections are required prior to placement of any concrete, at frame stage and upon final completion. Additional inspections over and above those referenced in the fee proposal will be charged at a minimum rate of $200.00 plus GST per inspection plus 1.80/km where greater than 20km from our office. Inspections are priced on the basis of it being carried out by a qualified building inspector in the employ of Xxxxxx Xxxxx and Associates Pty Ltd. Inspections by contractors may incur additional fees. Inspections carried out specifically by the RBS will be charged out at an hourly rate of $275.00 per hour, GST included. Note: For multi-unit developments, a site visit for “x” no. of units is counted as “x” no. of mandatory inspections.
