The Concept of Practical Completion in Engineering Projects: A Balanced Win
Understanding Practical Completion in Engineering Projects
Practical Completion marks the point where a project is functionally ready for use, balancing contractual obligations, risk transfer, and operational readiness for both contractors and employers.
- Marks the end of the primary construction phase
- Triggers the defects liability period
- Enables project use despite minor snags
- Halts liquidated damages upon completion
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What is Practical Completion in engineering projects?
It is the stage where the project is functionally complete and ready for intended use, with only minor defects or snags remaining.