ᐅ Maintenance Contract for Temporary Construction Power Distribution Unit

I'm glad to hear that I'm not the only one who finds this totally exaggerated. Besides, the temporary construction power distributor should also have a TÜV label indicating the date of the next inspection.

At our place, the electrician from the general contractor installed the unit. I didn’t even have a contract with the electrician. So it’s not my problem what they’re doing there.

I only paid the local utility provider for:
- Conversion from house connection to construction connection (dismantling)
- Conversion from construction connection back to house connection

Everything else was completely irrelevant to me – whether there was a seal on it or not.

Gregor_K schrieb:

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks this is totally over the top. Especially since the temporary construction power distributor should also have a TÜV sticker indicating the next inspection date.

Especially considering the likely actual costs for the temporary construction power, the amount seems pretty outrageous. 😀

I visited the construction site again and inspected the temporary power distribution box. I could not find a TÜV sticker. There is a DGUV Regulation 3, but this applies to companies and publicly owned enterprises.

To sum it up: If the thing comes from your general contractor, none of the hardware is your responsibility at all.

I would say this should be checked in the contract.
Is the general contractor or the client responsible for temporary construction power?