Contractor’s site requirements Sample Clauses

Contractor’s site requirements. The Contractor supplies, installs, properly maintains and removes all temporary construction facilities and utilities necessary for the complete performance of the service, Including the following: The Contractor’s yard should adhere to sound housekeeping, failing with this the Employer may use another contractor to clean up the Contractor’s yard. These costs will be carried by the Contractor. Any damage to installed lighting is repaired at the Contractor’s expense. The reticulation of electricity, water and any other services required by the Contractor from a supplied central distribution point. Hazardous Substances to be contained as per Eskom requirements. Transportation on and off site Telephone connections may be available and the Contractor applies via the Project Manager for a connection. Connection fees and calls are for the Contractor’s account. Compressed air and gases Maintenance of lay-down and storage areas Electric panels and distribution wiring for erection and within Contractor's yard Security of Contractor's yard Temporary lighting to ensure safe working conditions.
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