We are the owners and the project developers; what should we do if the construction contractors don’t obey orders?
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We are the owners and the project developers; what should we do if the construction contractors don’t obey orders? Can we do some kind of damage to them and give them a good beating, to get our anger out? Rather than destroying the welding machines they use, or hiding or throwing away the pipes, valves and other materials they use?
Are there any other tactics that are better, more ruthless, more sinister, and more poisonous?
Alas,,, it seems that you still don’t understand the significance of managing as the client. As the project manager for Party A, it is necessary to provide all necessary facilities and support; the best approach is to work together to complete the project as soon as possible. The reason given for not obeying is that the control mechanisms of project management are not in your hands. Such as project funding, project acceptance, and process supervision. In addition, relevant management knowledge is also required. It is not advisable to let management exacerbate conflicts, resulting in harm to both sides.
Why act like bitter enemies? In the end, it is still your construction company that suffers from the problems in the project. As the client, you have the right to supervise and evaluate; you can issue demands or impose fines when safety measures, construction quality, or progress do not meet the required standards. You can also delay payment for the construction costs as agreed, but it’s important to maintain a good relationship with the contractor, who is also your client. By understanding and supporting each other, the project can be completed successfully – so why not do that?
With the money in your hands, do you still need to resort to underhanded tactics? They have carried out a legitimate net exchange of hexagrams; P
I’ve never met a client as \"creepy\" as you~:lol
Fixed allocation amounts, set deadlines, reward and penalty systems – things like this are generally not available in regular construction companies.
Come in an honest and open manner
Take the supervisor to take a look around the site; it’s fine to impose a small fine if necessary. P
Isn’t that holding oneself back? Fining them directly is more effective than anything else.