In Australia, the common building contracts in use also have a "superintendent". This is a person who represents the owner or principal and administers the contract terms and conditions. The responsibilities include: assessing and certifying claims for payment, extensions of time and variations to the contract.
In Australia, common building contracts employed also feature a "superintendent", which serves as a representative for the owner or principal in managing the contract's stipulations and regulations. This person is responsible for: examining and validating claims for compensation, delays, and changes to the agreement.