Superintendent vs. Principal’s Representative in Queensland
In construction contracts across Queensland, two key roles Maintaining smooth project execution: the Superintendent and the Principal’s Representative. While both play crucial roles in contract administration, their responsibilities, legal obligations, and authority differ significantly.
We need more homes
Why Development Approvals feel harder than ever. Across Queensland, there’s no shortage of conversation about housing supply, growth, and getting more development moving. But on the ground, many developers and landowners are asking the same question: If we need more homes, why does getting a Development Application approved feel harder than ever? At EVERETT, this […]
Why local expertise matters for Sunshine Coast developments..
If you’re planning a development on the Sunshine Coast, you have probably noticed something… the region is unique. It’s not just about beautiful beaches and lifestyle appeal, there are planning rulles, environmental considerations and community expectations that can make or break a project. That is why having the right Sunshine Coast Project Manager makes all […]
The Superintendent – Independent Certifier or Principal’s Agent?
Principals would have perfect drawings and perfect specifications which set out exactly what to build and even, notes on how to build it. With this perfect information, builders would know exactly what difficulties to expect when building, plan accordingly and deliver each project perfectly on time and for the originally agreed price.
Pocket Guide To: Building Contracts
Every year hundreds of thousands of contracts are entered into for building work in Qld and throughout Australia.
Selecting the right building contract for your project can be difficult as there are many contracts to choose from. But which building contract is best suited for your development?