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The Electrical Subcontractor Agreement is a specialized construction contract used when a main contractor needs to engage a qualified electrical contractor for specific electrical installation or maintenance work within a larger construction project. This document is essential for projects in Canada where electrical work must comply with the Canadian Electrical Code, provincial safety regulations, and local building requirements. The agreement typically covers comprehensive terms including scope of work, payment conditions, safety requirements, warranty provisions, and technical specifications. It's particularly important as electrical work carries significant safety implications and requires specific licensing and compliance requirements. The document ensures clear delineation of responsibilities, risk allocation, and quality standards while maintaining compliance with Canadian construction and electrical safety laws.
