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In a mid-rise office project, an architect’s risky plan to start construction on a 10-storey building based on a permit for 5-storeys, grinds to a halt when the building inspector issues a stop work order. Can the architect be liable for these costly delays due to miscommunication?
Learn why missing records can sink you, how translators keep you safe, and why risky actions are best avoided.
Connect with Pro-Demnity:
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- Access our Risk Education Library
- Speak with a Risk Services Expert if you’re an Ontario architect seeking guidance for a risk management issue.
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In a mid-rise office project, an architect’s risky plan to start construction on a 10-storey building based on a permit for 5-storeys, grinds to a halt when the building inspector issues a stop work order. Can the architect be liable for these costly delays due to miscommunication?
Learn why missing records can sink you, how translators keep you safe, and why risky actions are best avoided.
Connect with Pro-Demnity:
- Leave a Review
- Follow us on LinkedIn
- Access our Risk Education Library
- Speak with a Risk Services Expert if you’re an Ontario architect seeking guidance for a risk management issue.
Thank you for listening.