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• Monitor the progress of project delivery and quality of work;
• Oversee the conduct of required tests, evaluate
the test results and take
decisions as required;
• Consider variations in the contract;
• Inspect
equipment to be installed; and
• Certify and provide approvals as may be needed under the contract.
The Project Director may also have responsibilities related to resolution of
various implementation issues discussed in Section B of this chapter.
The construction phase ends with the certification of the employed
independent engineer and successful commissioning of the project.
The end of this
process marks with what is known as the commercial operation date (COD), and the
project starts delivering the contracted services.