So I have created the construction drawings for a relatively large barn conversion. My Client does not want project management services and just the drawings and Building Control approval. Do I still have responsibility as Principle Designer? They are not willing to pay me for the role or additional work. I dont want to automatically have responsibility as it's a complex project. Is there a disclaimer I can add to my drawings even though drafts have been issued to my client?
Non Sequitur
Sep 22, 19 2:48 pm
Anyone can be sued.
What does your professional association has to say about this?
Wood Guy
Sep 22, 19 2:58 pm
Principal designer, not principle. What does your contract say?
cds84
Sep 23, 19 1:51 am
It does jot refer to CDM regs or the term Principle Designer. Looking online, I can simply advise my client that they need to appoint a Principle Designer?
So I have created the construction drawings for a relatively large barn conversion. My Client does not want project management services and just the drawings and Building Control approval. Do I still have responsibility as Principle Designer? They are not willing to pay me for the role or additional work. I dont want to automatically have responsibility as it's a complex project. Is there a disclaimer I can add to my drawings even though drafts have been issued to my client?
Anyone can be sued.
What does your professional association has to say about this?
Principal designer, not principle. What does your contract say?
It does jot refer to CDM regs or the term Principle Designer. Looking online, I can simply advise my client that they need to appoint a Principle Designer?