As one of the leading legal experts for roofing courtyards, Trent Cotney hears many complaints. One that has always been problematic, but one of the biggest headaches for the construction site for roofers is now punching lists.
When customers get up and call Osha
The Osha Walkaround rule, which was issued during the bid administration, was exposed to some in the construction industry with great objections, since it enabled third-party representatives to inspect jobs visually, regardless of their professional or who they are.
“You are about 95% completed or you are at a point where the owner can occupy the property and you start after the punch list,” said Cotney with Adams & Reese in a recent video chat RC. “These constant correction items or alleged correction items are used as justifications to pay them.”
Learn ways to avoid this trap and how you can protect yourself by watching the full conversation here.