Who is responsible for organizing the completion acceptance of EPC projects?
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Who is responsible for organizing the completion acceptance of EPC projects? By the owner? How to organize it?
The person who approves the project is also the one who organizes the acceptance process; generally, it is the owner who does this. You can search on Douding.com for that article: “A Brief Discussion on the Commissioning Procedures in EP and EPC Turnkey Project”, and look at the content on the last page
Of course, it is the developer, that is, the project owner, who organizes the process. The prerequisite is that the EPC project team, together with the developer, the supervisor, and other parties, develops a completion acceptance plan; as the project owner, you then organize the relevant parties and personnel such as those from the EPC team, surveyors, designers, supervisors, and external experts to carry out the acceptance in accordance with the requirements of this plan. Various special projects are also inspected and accepted by the construction party. If you’re not sure what to do, ask the EPC contractor and the supervisor to submit proposals, modify them according to your actual requirements, and finally finalize the completion acceptance plan. What do you think?
The completion acceptance is organized by the owner, with the participation of relevant parties such as supervisors, contractors, designers, suppliers, and surveyors.
The project owner organizes relevant departments and personnel to carry out the project completion acceptance
For projects under any type of contracting model, the construction entity should organize the completion inspection; it is the ultimate user and the one that bears the costs.
Organized by the property owner, with participation from the construction authorities, general contractor, supervisor, subcontractors, production units, and relevant departments
It seems that everyone knows it is undoubtedly organized by the developer.
It should be organized by the property owner, with the designer, general contractor, supervisor, and others participating in the inspection.
Phase-based acceptance and final acceptance are different, but both are very important