Concealed projects refer to projects such as foundations, electrical pipelines, water supply and heating pipelines, etc. that need to be covered and covered up. Since the concealed project has to be re-covered and covered up if quality problems occur after it is concealed, which will cause very large losses such as rework. In order to avoid the waste of resources and the losses of both parties involved and ensure the quality of the project and the smooth completion of the project, the contractor Before the concealed project is concealed, the contractor shall be notified for inspection. Only if the contractor passes the inspection can the concealed project be carried out. In practice, when a project meets the conditions for covering or concealing, the contractor should first conduct a self-inspection. After passing the self-inspection, the contractor or the construction site representative dispatched by the contractor shall be notified in a timely manner to inspect the conditions of the concealed project before the concealed project is concealed. Participate in concealed engineering operations. The notice includes the contractor's self-inspection record, hidden content, inspection time and location. After receiving the notice, the contractor or its dispatched construction site representative shall arrive at the concealed site within the required time and inspect the conditions of the concealed project. If the inspection is qualified, the contractor or its dispatched construction site representative shall sign on the inspection record and the contract shall be signed. Concealed construction can only be carried out after passing the inspection. If the contractor discovers that the concealed engineering conditions are unqualified during inspection, it has the right to require the contractor to improve the engineering conditions within a certain period of time. If the conditions of the concealed project meet the requirements of the specification and the contractor passes the inspection, if the contractor or its representative stationed at the construction site refuses to sign the inspection record after the inspection, in practice it can be deemed that the contractor has approved it, and the contractor can carry out the construction of the concealed project.

If the contractor fails to inspect the conditions of the concealed project as scheduled after receiving the notice, the contractor shall urge the contractor to conduct the inspection within a reasonable period. Because the contractor cannot carry out concealed construction without inspection by the contractor, if the contractor notifies the contractor to inspect and the contractor fails to conduct the inspection in time, the contractor has the right to suspend the construction. The contractor can postpone the construction period and require the contractor to compensate for the resulting losses such as shutdown, delay in work, backlog of materials and components, etc.

If the contractor conducts a concealed project without notifying the contractor for inspection, the contractor shall have the right to require inspection of the concealed project afterwards, and the contractor shall carry out the work as required and re-expose it after the inspection. Concealed or repaired and concealed. If upon inspection the concealment work does not meet the requirements, the contractor shall rework and conceal it again. In this case, the costs incurred in inspecting the concealed project, such as inspection fees, rework costs, material costs, etc., shall be borne by the contractor. The contractor shall also bear breach of contract liability for delay in construction period.

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Fill in the visa content, sign and stamp it yourself, then submit it to the supervisor and owner for review, that is, sign and stamp it

Supervisor first, then Party A

Only Party A expresses its approval after signing

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