The term "basic construction of the building" refers to the demising walls, structural slabs constituting the floors and ceilings, structural columns, exterior walls, and building systems to the extent required to be delivered to the premises, or to such other more remote location where the Independent... Electricians, plumbers, carpenters, builders, and others who may be involved in the construction of your home or office building will usually be asked by your architect or designer what their level of involvement should be with regard to specific building elements. They may be told that they can proceed with their work but that certain things must be done by a particular person or group. For example, if the electrician is supposed to run power to certain parts of the building, then he or she cannot finish wiring the house without proper power being available. This person may be called something like a "dispatcher" or "coordinator." He or she is responsible for making sure that all of the necessary trades are working together to complete their jobs as quickly as possible while ensuring that materials are used efficiently and complying with code requirements. Some examples of people who perform this role include a project manager for a residential development, a site superintendent for a commercial building, and an office coordinator for an office suite. In larger projects, it may be appropriate to have a separate individual oversee different aspects of the project.