Although the second-level constructor can bring some benefits, it is also accompanied by many risks. As the first person in charge of the project, once there is a problem, the construction party may face great legal responsibility. In addition, if the affiliated enterprises have problems, the builders may be implicated or even blacklisted. What is even more worrying is that if affiliated enterprises do not pay attention to credibility, the builder may face the dilemma of cost loss and the certificate cannot be transferred out.

Potential risk

There are great potential risks in the second-level construction engineer's affiliation, and the construction engineer should seriously consider these risks and take corresponding measures to reduce them.

Select affiliated enterprises

When choosing affiliated enterprises, builders should be cautious and choose enterprises with good reputation to reduce potential risks.

sign a contract

When signing the contract, the builder shall specify the terms, especially the right to use the certificate. It should be clearly stipulated that the certificate is only used for annual review and bidding, and shall not be used for site management.

Cost problem

The expenses related to the construction engineer, such as training fees, shall be borne by the affiliated enterprises. At the same time, in the case of the need for the construction engineer to be present, the relevant expenses and treatment should be clarified.

Legal liability

As the first person in charge of the project, the construction party should conscientiously perform its duties, and may face great legal responsibilities in case of problems.