dc.description.abstract | One of the most important features of the newly passed Construction Industry Law is to incorporate registered technician into the construction system. This new feature not only can improve the quality of construction and promote the technology standard of the entirely construction industry but also will use the experience of registered technicians to help controlling the quality of construction. Public safety as well as the general image of construction is surely improved, too.
The new system also introduces new problems. The biggest problem is the potential conflicts faced by registered technicians; See my writing overlap or maybe ignore some areas, which cause from obligation with the professional engineer and the site superintendent. The main session of this research is to adjust the problems which happened in the past and redefine the obligation of the professional engineer, the site superintendent and the registered technician.
The next session of this research is to interview related units, organizations and join informal discussion meetings. After collecting data from the labor community and giving advices and suggestions we also discuss the background of registered technician’s qualification, responsibility and duty. At last by analyzing the feedback from the experienced registered technician, we can estimate problem that might happen in the future and help to the government establishing the law.
Besides, in this research we not only hope the government can edit the related laws with the registered technician but we also hope the government can re-edit the present Construction Industry Law and promote the whole registered technician system of the construction industry.
For example, overlapping of responsibilities may exist between registered technicians and professional engineers. This causes ignorance of obligation. The relationship between registered technicians and the site superintendent may be affected, amplifying the tension of supervision.
The main purpose of this work is to foretell possible problems lead by the new system by reviewing procedural details of similar systems. This work employs sources of interviews, literature and massive mandate interpretations given by the authority agency, in order to contrast the likely scenario likely to be encountered. The work also gives length concerning the background of registered technician’s qualification, obligation and duty. At last, by analyzing the feedback from experienced registered technicians, some preliminary results are produced.
Another key aim of this work is to provide suggestions concerning what may be amended, enriched, complemented or removed in the new law, particularly concerning the establishment of registered technician system. | en_US |