I agree with Trumpy - The EC should know that GFCI protection is required in a commercial kitchen.If the EC does pick up that the GFCI protection was overlooked by the engineer AND plan review then I think he should do the proper thing and call it out on a Request For Information form. Do it correct the first time. I'm sure the EC would still be able to argue for the extra cost. He should also know better then to do a panel schedule that states nothing more then Lights and Receptacles.
It also irritates me that the engineers draw the panel schedules the same way. Would it be that much more of a hassle to to add some room numbers to the schedule on the prints?
But the original post was about me not quite being as tactful as I could have been. I won't say I put my entire foot in my mouth but I did get a taste of what a wolverine boot tastes like
