Inspections and tests during manufacture Sample Clauses

Inspections and tests during manufacture. As far as practicable, quality of material, workmanship and performance of all items of the equipment furnished under the present Contract shall be inspected at the places of manufacture by the Contractor’s QC inspectors and, if so laid down, by the inspectors representing the Employers and the Engineer. Equipment shall wherever practical be subject to tests on completion in the Manufacturer's Works to prove that the reliability, operation and performance conforming to the requirements of this Specification and the provisions of the appropriate standards. Every facility is to be provided by the Contractor to enable the Employers and the Engineer to carry out the necessary inspection of the equipment components and the costs of all tests during manufacture and preparation of test records are to be borne by the Contractor. The Contractor shall on request submit for approval procedures describing the proposed test methods to be used. Type and layout of test facility, location of instrumentation, formula for calculation of results and correction to Site conditions, etc. shall be included where appropriate. All instruments and apparatus required for the inspection or used for the performance of tests shall be calibrated to an agreed standard at a laboratory of National standing. The cost of making such calibrations shall be borne by the Contractor in all cases. Records shall be available for examinations by the Employers/Engineer or his Representative. The passing of the inspection test will not, however, prejudice the right of the Employers/Engineer to reject the equipment components if they do not comply with the Specification when erected, or given complete satisfaction in service. Where the Contractor desires to use stock material, not manufactured specifically for the work, satisfactory evidence that such material conforms to the requirements of the Contract shall be submitted. In this case tests on these materials may be waived, but certificates are to be submitted. Arrangements shall be made for expediting the shop inspection by having all shop assemblies or pieces covering a single shipment ready at one time. Any packing work as well as transport to the Site of the equipment concerned shall not be started before the approval of the Employers/Engineer has been obtained and all QC certificates due at this time for the equipment concerned have been received and reviewed by the Employers/Engineer. The Test Objects and the tests to be carried out as detailed...
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