Yakety_Yak wrote:So what should the architect do once the owner is notified about asbestos or hazardous material in the ground or in the building? I am still not clear on what the A201 says in this situation.
Can an Architect ever shut a job down or stop construction?
Yak~
thd7t wrote:Yakety_Yak wrote:So what should the architect do once the owner is notified about asbestos or hazardous material in the ground or in the building? I am still not clear on what the A201 says in this situation.
Can an Architect ever shut a job down or stop construction?
Yak~
The architect should recommend options for testing to the owner, but testing and remediation are the responsibility of the owner.
The architect cannot shut a job down or stop construction.
thd7t wrote:Yakety_Yak wrote:So what should the architect do once the owner is notified about asbestos or hazardous material in the ground or in the building? I am still not clear on what the A201 says in this situation.
Can an Architect ever shut a job down or stop construction?
Yak~
The architect should recommend options for testing to the owner, but testing and remediation are the responsibility of the owner.
The architect cannot shut a job down or stop construction.
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