The piping construction team uses a level; it’s probably just to give the impression that something is being done when the owner shows up
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The plumbing crew uses a level, but I guess it’s just to give the impression that they’re doing their job when the owner is around – pretending to measure the levelness and perpendicularity of the pipes, and pretending to make adjustments. Once the owner leaves, they just install everything casually. Do they really care whether your pipes are horizontal and vertical or not?
Not necessarily. The installation teams in my hometown are very professional.
I don’t agree with your view. 1. Construction teams need to conduct self-inspections when working. 2. The owner party should also carry out supervision and inspection. 3. Payment is also made after acceptance.
I disagree with you; if the orientation of the outlets is incorrect, redoing the work is not only time-consuming but also costly
Obviously, the original poster’s views are highly unprofessional. For the work done by construction workers, in addition to their own organization’s quality assurance system, there are also inspections carried out by supervisors and the project owner.
It must be stipulated in the contract, **and there are relevant standards issued by relevant departments. On-site supervision involves conducting inspections and making corrections at any time in accordance with the above standards.