Professional Practice – Roles of Stakeholders
The chapter discusses the various stakeholders involved in professional practice within engineering and construction, highlighting their roles and responsibilities. It emphasizes the regulatory frameworks, standards, and contracts that govern these stakeholders, ensuring efficient and ethical project execution. The importance of each party in maintaining public safety and compliance in construction projects is underscored in a collaborative environment.
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What we have learnt
- Professional practice in engineering and construction involves multiple stakeholders with defined roles.
- Regulatory bodies play a crucial role in enforcing safety and quality standards.
- Clients and owners initiate projects and oversee compliance through contracts.
Key Concepts
- -- Stakeholder
- Any individual or group that has an interest or concern in a construction project, influencing or being influenced by the project.
- -- Regulatory Framework
- The system of laws, regulations, and guidelines that govern the actions of stakeholders in the engineering and construction sector.
- -- Standardization Bodies
- Organizations that formulate standards and ensure products meet specific quality and safety requirements.
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