NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Clerk of Works

Clerks of Works are the most highly qualified non_commissioned tradesmen in the Royal Engineers. The qualification can be held in three specialisations: Electrical, Mechanical and Construction. Clerks of Works are immediately promoted to Staff Sergeant on completion of the training course. Warrant Officers Class 2 hold the appointment of Clerk of Works Quartermaster Sergeant and Warrant Officers Class 1 hold the appointment of Clerk of Works Sergeant Major.

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Contractor's reliance upon the Clerk of Works (970 words)
	Occasionally, a Clerk of Works may be engaged directly by the architect and responsibility for the performance of his duties will carry directly through the architect's terms of engagement.
	The responsibility of the Clerk of Works was examined by the Court of Appeal in the case of Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick and Partners -v- Ministry of Defence.
	The Clerk of Works supervision was intended as an additional security for the benefit of the employer, the Ministry of Defence, not to provide an excuse or justification for the contractor not performing its contractual obligations.

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