Responsibility for safety in as built designs

Responsibility for safety in as built designs

This article highlights the need for structural engineers to assess the risks involved when imported material is used on a project to meet their legal requirements by ensuring compliance of the final construction with their design requirements. This article appeared in Engineers Australia, August 2010 and is by David Ryan, ASI.

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Responsibility for safety in as built designs
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03 May 2018
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