Back charge in the context of construction refers to the process of issuing a charge to a subcontractor for costs incurred by the general contractor due to the subcontractor's negligence or failure to fulfill their contractual obligations. This can include costs such as rework, delays, or damages caused by the subcontractor's actions or inactions. Back charges are typically issued after thorough documentation and investigation to ensure that the charges are justified and reasonable.The purpose of back charges in construction is to hold subcontractors accountable for their actions and ensure that they adhere to the terms of their contracts. By issuing back charges, general contractors can recoup some of the costs incurred as a result of subcontractor errors or omissions, helping to maintain project timelines and budgets. Effective communication and