Contractor qualifications
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When reviewing a contractor’s qualifications, if that company entrusts another company to carry out the work, which company’s qualifications need to be provided? If there is a power of attorney, is it still necessary to sign a safety agreement with the company that has been entrusted with the work? What other documents do they need to provide?
This is equivalent to the general contractor; you only need to sign a safety agreement with them and require that they have the necessary qualifications； The general contractor should supervise the subcontractors; of course, you also need to strengthen supervision ； The key is to take safety measures and provide education, etc., during the work.
Under normal circumstances, this is not necessary, as the subcontractors do not have any financial relationship with your company, making it difficult for you to exercise effective control over them. Even if you sign safety agreements, it is hard to impose financial penalties on subcontractors when they violate the rules. All you need to do is sign safety agreements with the main contractor; in case of any violations of safety regulations, penalties can be imposed uniformly on the main contractor, regardless of which subcontractor is responsible. Only in this way…； The general contractor will manage all the subcontractors properly ； Some companies may require subcontractors to provide certain qualification documents for record-keeping purposes ； (It depends on the company’s regulations.) ；
Under normal circumstances, it is not necessary, as the subcontractor has no financial relationship with your company; however, safety oversight must be strengthened
For foreign construction workers, our company requires contractors to provide personal accident insurance for their workers. I was wondering if Haiyou Company has such a requirement as well