In the construction industry, understanding the roles and responsibilities of architects and engineers is vital for ensuring compliance with Philippine laws. At JMG Construction, we prioritize strict adherence to these regulations to deliver professional, high-quality results for all our projects. This FAQ addresses common questions about the legal responsibilities for signing and sealing architectural and engineering plans.
Section 302 of the Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of the National Building Code of the Philippines (Presidential Decree No. 1096) outlines the requirements for obtaining a building permit. Applicants must submit a written application using the prescribed form from the Office of the Building Official. The application should include essential information such as the applicant’s details, project location, and a comprehensive set of plans and specifications. As mandated by law, these documents must be prepared, signed, and sealed by duly licensed professionals, including architects and engineers. This ensures that all building projects adhere to established safety and design standards. Republic Act
Frequently Asked Questions
Key Takeaways
- Only licensed architects can sign architectural plans under RA 9266 and BP 220.
- Civil engineers focus on structural and technical designs, ensuring safety and stability.
- JMG Construction ensures compliance by engaging licensed professionals for every phase of your project.
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