Construction and Quality Assurance Sample Clauses

Construction and Quality Assurance. 2.3.1 Safety procedures for all personnel working on or in close proximity of existing Networks are governed by the ESB Safety Rules. 2.3.2 In order to demonstrate that the Contestable Components comply with the Company’s requirements the Customer shall provide the following to the Company at least twenty (20) Business Days before construction of the Contestable Components commences:
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Construction and Quality Assurance. Contractor shall perform the construction and Quality Assurance work in the following areas: - Civil, architectural, earth moving, piling and foundation work within the power plant site, including construction surveys - Mechanical work within the Project Site - Electrical work within the Project Site - Gathering and distribution system - Balance of Work necessary to construct and complete the Project - Construction of additional reinjection line from the power plant to the reinjection wellpad interface connection flange (excluding drilling of reinjection xxxxx). - Construct two new substations, one in Mokai II and one in Whakamaru
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Construction and Quality Assurance. 2.3.1 Safety procedures for all personnel working on or in close proximity of existing Networks are governed by the ESB Safety Rules. 2.3.2 In order to demonstrate that the Contestable Components comply with the Company’s requirements the Customer shall provide the following to the Company at least twenty (20) Business Days before construction of the Contestable Components commences: 2.3.2.1 A copy of the Customer’s programme of works for implementation of the Contestable Components 2.3.2.2 Rights to attend any factory acceptance test or site acceptance test for major plant, as selected at the option of the Company. The Customer shall provide ten (10) Business Days advance notification to the Company of any such selected tests as they occur throughout the project and true copies of all documentation relevant to the tests; 2.3.2.3 On request provide, within five (5) Business Days, true copies of relevant documentation of any acceptance test (factory or site) that the Company has elected not to attend; 2.3.2.4 Rights to inspect work in progress and relevant documentation; 2.3.2.5 Rights to attend all pre-commissioning tests and receive copies of records of all pre-commissioning tests carried out. The Customer shall provide ten (10) Business Days advance notification to the Company of such tests. 2.3.2.6 Right to request the Customer to carry out additional tests in cases where the Company considers the specified tests to be inadequate or in cases where the initial test has been failed. 2.3.3 In advance of the commencement of the Commissioning Tests the Customer shall: 2.3.3.1 For all Contestable Components transferring to ESB, provide a copy of the Safety File (required pursuant to the Safety Health and Welfare at Work Act, 2005) to the Company. All and any subsequent modifications to the Safety File shall be notified to the Company and copies of any such modifications shall be provided to the Company. The original up-to-date Safety File and any ancillary rights thereto shall be provided to the Company on the Connection Agreement Effective Date. 2.3.3.2 Transfer to the Company, the As-Built Records and any other relevant information, documentation or data which may be reasonably requested by the Company and which are necessary for Commissioning and to facilitate the operation of the Network and Facility together. 2.3.3.3 Notwithstanding paragraph 21.4 of the General Conditions, where the Contestable Components are transferred to ESB all copyright and other i...
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