Who should you consult on a job site for changes on your prints?

Consulting the county inspector on a job site regarding changes on your prints is essential because the inspector is responsible for ensuring that all work complies with local regulations, codes, and standards. Since the inspector has expertise in the legal and safety aspects of construction, any changes to the original plans must be reviewed to ensure they meet compliance requirements. This helps prevent any potential issues that could arise from not following the necessary regulations.

The project manager, while involved in overall project execution and coordination, may not have the specific expertise to address regulatory compliance. Similarly, the site engineer typically focuses on the technical aspects of the project, such as design and implementation, rather than regulatory approval. The safety officer's primary role is to ensure that safety protocols are followed at the job site, which does not typically involve changes to architectural or engineering plans. Therefore, including the county inspector in these discussions helps ensure that all modifications are legally permissible and safe for implementation.