Inspection and Test Plans Clause Samples

Inspection and Test Plans. Inspection and test plans (“ITPs”) shall be prepared by Contractor for the Work. An ITP is a document which shall detail the required inspection points for both the Contractor and Owner for each portion of the Work. Contractor shall submit each ITP for Owner for approval at least [***] ([***]) Days after NTP. Each Contractor and Subcontractor ITP shall include the following information: · Inspection activities; · Quality Control requirements; · Responsibility for inspections or tests; · Applicable procedures and numbering; · Acceptance criteria; · Verifying documents; · Inspection parties and responsibilities; and · Inspection points (hold, witness, and review).

Inspection and Test Plans. In addition to conducting the Performance Tests, the Performance Test Procedures and requirements that are described in Section 9.7, Contractor shall, during the course of performing the Work, perform, or cooperate and assist in the performance of, all tests and inspections of the Work or portions thereof that are: (a) required under any Applicable Laws or by any Vendor in writing; (b) in accordance with the Specifications; or (c) in accordance with GECP. Contractor shall develop detailed inspection and test plans, by discipline, with respect to off-site (factory) and on-Site inspections and tests, including with respect to Work performed at fabrication or module yards. Such plans shall include all notifications required to be provided to Owner, including notifications with respecting the activities and testing described in Appendix T-1 and the activities and testing described in Appendix T-2. Such plans shall be provided to Owner for information. Contractor shall implement and follow the inspection and test plan in connection with the performance of the Work. The tests, inspections or activities that shall be hold points where Contractor may not proceed unless Owner is present, or Owner has waived the requirement to be present in writing, are designated on Appendix T-1 and Appendix T-2, as applicable.

Inspection and Test Plans. ‌ 2.1 The ITP shall include: (i) Item description, (ii) applicable drawing, specification, code, standard, (iii) area/location, (iv) type of inspection or test to be conducted, with the acceptance criteria, (v) sample report form or records, (vi) type of surveillance specified; e.

Inspection and Test Plans. ‌ 6.2.1 Design-Builder shall prepare and submit to the City task specific Inspection and Test Plans as part of the Construction Quality Management Plan. Design-Builder shall not commence any task which is to be the subject of an Inspection and Test Plan until the applicable Inspection and Test Plan has been Accepted by the City. 6.2.2 Each Inspection and Test Plan shall set out inspection and monitoring activities and documentation requirements to ensure that the Project Work conforms to the Project Requirements, required standards and codes and Good Industry Practice. 6.2.3 Each Inspection and Test Plan shall define the type and frequency of the inspection and testing activities, and shall include as a minimum: (a) the inspection or test activity name and description; (b) the frequency of inspections and tests; (c) the reference to the appropriate inspection / test procedures, standards or codes; (d) the personnel responsible for conducting the inspection and test activities; (e) the level of inspection; (f) the documentation requirements in the form of an index for each task specific ITP (each a “Handover Index”) that includes the following:‌ (i) vendor procurement data; (ii) technical specifications; (iii) third party reports and records; (iv) material test reports or mill test reports; (v) inspection and testing records; (vi) any additional task specific records that may be required by the City; and (g) the points where Design-Builder and the City are to witness the work (“Witness Points”) (including identification of Design-Builder and proposed City attendance) which includes the Witness Points described in Appendix 9D [Required Witness Points]. 6.2.4 Design-Builder shall complete all inspections and testing described in the Inspection and Test Plan. In order to corroborate any inspection and testing performed, Quality Assurance inspection and testing shall be performed as required by the Construction Quality Management Plan. Quality Assurance inspection and testing will be done independently from Quality Control inspection and testing. Additional Quality Assurance tests may be performed by the City Person(s) at any time during the Term.

Inspection and Test Plans. 6.1 Inspection and Test Plans (ITP’s) shall be prepared and submitted for all products manufactured at ▇▇▇▇ Knight, as well as Sub-contract Suppliers.