Technical Supervision of Investor-KFOR Mission Lesson Learned
Keywords:
technical supervision of investor, technical supervisor of investor (TSI) KFOR mission, designer authorial supervision, government building control, regular inspector, private local companyAbstract
The article is focused on the technical supervision of the investor based on KFOR (Kosovo Force) mission lesson learned. Private local construction companies do the majority of constructional works during KFOR mission. In peace time, there is no difference between the content of work of the technical supervision of investor in the Czech Republic and on the mission in Kosovo. The main part of the article describes the supervision of constructional site with focus on the technical supervision of investor. The technical supervision of investor is the main part of the building process. He/she protects investor’s interests. There is no doubt that the careful technical supervision of investor may save financial resources and improve quality of building works. Contracted private local construction companies have had experiences with working for EU investors mainly in Germany and Austria. Regardless of their experience, the ignorance of basic knowledge of technical standards was a huge problem.
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