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"The responsibility for administering [[construction]] and supply contracts, for understanding the design and contract intent, for maintaining technical coordination between design and construction engineers, and for managing the construction staff to assure compliance with specifications should be vested in an identified engineer at the construction project. He should have the administrative and technical control of all resources necessary to accomplish safe construction of the dam. Construction personnel should understand the conditions upon which the design is based and the relationship between these conditions and the design features. When unanticipated conditions are encountered, design personnel should be involved in determining | "The responsibility for administering [[construction]] and supply contracts, for understanding the design and contract intent, for maintaining technical coordination between design and construction engineers, and for managing the construction staff to assure compliance with specifications should be vested in an identified engineer at the construction project. He should have the administrative and technical control of all resources necessary to accomplish safe construction of the dam. Construction personnel should understand the conditions upon which the design is based and the relationship between these conditions and the design features. When unanticipated conditions are encountered, design personnel should be involved in determining | ||
their effect."<ref name="FGDS-2004">[[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety | Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety, FEMA, 2004]]</ref> | their effect."<ref name="FGDS-2004">[[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety | Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety, FEMA, 2004]]</ref> | ||
==[[Best Practices Resources]]== | ==[[Best Practices Resources]]== | ||
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"The responsibility for administering construction and supply contracts, for understanding the design and contract intent, for maintaining technical coordination between design and construction engineers, and for managing the construction staff to assure compliance with specifications should be vested in an identified engineer at the construction project. He should have the administrative and technical control of all resources necessary to accomplish safe construction of the dam. Construction personnel should understand the conditions upon which the design is based and the relationship between these conditions and the design features. When unanticipated conditions are encountered, design personnel should be involved in determining their effect."[1]
Best Practices Resources
Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety, FEMA, 2004
Trainings
On-Demand Webinar: Dam Construction Quality Control: Dos, Dont's and Lessons Learned
On-Demand Webinar: Quality Assurance and Field Inspection for Dam Construction Projects
On-Demand Webinar: Pitfalls in Quality Control Processes for Compacted Earth Fill
On-Demand Webinar: Best Management Practices for Waterstop Selection, Installation, and Inspection
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Revision ID: 5007
Revision Date: 12/06/2022