A contractor discovers that the building plans don't comply with current SC building codes. What is the contractor's primary obligation?
Correct Answer
B) Notify the owner and architect of the code violations
The contractor has a professional obligation to notify the owner and architect of code violations before proceeding with non-compliant work.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
The contractor has a professional obligation to notify the owner and architect of code violations before proceeding with non-compliant work.
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