How to charge for reusing materials and working alongside production and construction teams
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This post was last edited by hesonchang214 on 2021-11-29 at 15:02. There is currently a renovation project, and the client requires that the construction permit not mention any work carried out in a production environment or in hazardous conditions. If this statement is not included in the permit, can costs still be charged directly based on the standard rates? If that’s not possible, how can a fee be charged then? Also, the materials are basically recycled; how should I describe this in order to charge a fee? Thank you, waiting for an expert’s reply
How can the fee for special measures not be reflected? ? ? ?
Pipeline removal cost, pipeline reinstallation cost
This one does exist; it refers to situations where production and construction occur simultaneously, particularly in environments with toxic and harmful substances. He said that it’s not allowed to indicate this on the documentation
It can be reflected in the construction plan as measures and costs.
The additional measures specified in the construction plan are to be approved by the client, with the costs for these measures to be calculated separately； Reusing materials increases the labor costs for material repair.