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The Certificate of Completion of Work (Werkabnahmebestätigung) is a critical document in Austrian business and construction practice, used to formally document the successful completion of contracted work. This certificate is particularly important under Austrian law as it marks the official transfer of risk from the contractor to the client and initiates the statutory warranty period under the ABGB (Austrian Civil Code). The document is commonly used in construction projects, professional services, and any scenario where formal work completion needs to be documented. It typically includes essential information such as project details, inspection results, and any noted deficiencies that don't prevent acceptance. The certificate serves multiple purposes: it protects both parties' interests, provides clear documentation for legal and insurance purposes, and often triggers final payment obligations. In Austria, this document may also need to comply with specific industry standards such as ÖNORM B 2110 for construction projects.

1. Header Information: Project identifier, date, location, and document reference number

2. Parties: Full legal names and addresses of both the contractor/service provider and the client/employer

3. Contract Reference: Details of the original contract including date, contract number, and any relevant amendments

4. Work Description: Detailed description of the completed work, matching the scope defined in the original contract

5. Completion Confirmation: Formal statement confirming that the work has been completed according to contract specifications

6. Inspection Details: Date of final inspection and confirmation that work meets required standards

7. Signatures: Space for authorized signatures from both parties, including dates and titles