Common use of Daily Log Clause in Contracts

Daily Log. Unless and until instructed otherwise in writing by TFC, CMR shall also prepare a daily log (the “Daily Log”) containing: (i) a record for each day’s weather (unless otherwise provided by the A/E); (ii) a statement of which days since the previous monthly report are claimed by CMR to be subject to Force Majeure, as defined in Section 6.1.3 of this Agreement, portions of the Work in progress; (iii) number of workers on the Site; (iv) identification of all equipment on the Site; (v) problems that might affect progress of the work; and (vi) all accidents, injuries, and any other information that may be requested by TFC from time-to-time, and upload said Daily Log into EMPCS as directed by TFC, by the end of each next business day. In the event CMR fails to timely and properly identify and upload any Force Majeure days, CMR shall be deemed, without further notice, to have automatically waived any claims of Force Majeure as to those days.

Daily Log. Unless and until instructed otherwise in writing by TFC, CMR DB shall also prepare a daily log (the “Daily Log”) containing: (i) a record for each day’s weather (unless otherwise provided by the A/EE or PMF); (ii) a statement of which days since the previous monthly report are claimed by CMR DB to be subject to Force Majeure, as defined in Section 6.1.3 8.1.4 of this Agreement, portions of the Work in progress; (iii) number of workers on the Site; (iv) identification of all equipment on the Site; (v) problems that might affect progress of the work; and (vi) all accidents, injuries, and any other information that may be requested by TFC from time-to-time, and upload said Daily Log into EMPCS as directed by TFC, by the end of each next business day. In the event CMR DB fails to timely and properly identify and upload any Force Majeure days, CMR DB shall be deemed, without further notice, to have automatically waived any claims of Force Majeure as to those days.