Layout Responsibility Sample Clauses

Layout Responsibility. Contractor or Owner shall establish principal axis lines and levels, and control points, whereupon Subcontractor shall be strictly responsible for the layout and accuracy of its Subcontract Work in accordance with the locations, lines and grades specified or shown in the Contract Documents, subject to such modifications as Contractor may require as the Subcontract Work progresses. Subcontractor is responsible for any loss or damages to other subcontractors engaged in work on the site by reason of failure of Subcontractor to set out or perform its work correctly. Subcontractor is responsible for the layout of all points and grades in excess of building corners, column lines, grid lines and finish floor elevations (which will be established by Contractor). Subcontractor shall exercise prudence so that actual final conditions and details shall result in alignment of finish surfaces that are within industry standard tolerances. If Subcontractor moves or destroys or renders inaccurate any survey control point, such control point shall be replaced by Contractor at Subcontractor’s expense.
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Layout Responsibility. Contractor shall establish principal axis lines and levels whereupon Subcontractor shall lay out and shall be strictly responsible for the accuracy of its work and for any loss or damage to other Subcontractors engaged in work on the site by reason of failure of Subcontractor to set out or perform its work correctly. Subcontractor shall exercise prudence so that actual final conditions and details shall result in alignment of finish surfaces that are within industry standard tolerances.
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Layout Responsibility. Contractor or Owner shall establish principal access lines and levels whereupon Subcontractor shall lay out and be strictly responsible for the accuracy of Subcontractor’s Work and for any loss or damage to Contractor or contractors or subcontractors engaged in work on the site by reason of Subcontractor’s failure to perform its Work correctly. Subcontractor shall exercise prudence so that actual final conditions and details will result in perfect alignment of finished surfaces.
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Layout Responsibility. Except as otherwise provided in Subcontractor’s scope of work as defined in Appendix B, the following provisions shall apply respecting Layout Responsibility: Contractor or Owner shall establish principal axis lines and levels, and control points, whereupon Subcontractor shall be strictly responsible for the layout and accuracy of its work in accordance with the locations, lines and grades specified or shown in the Contract Documents, subject to such modifications as Contractor may require as the Work progresses. Subcontractor is responsible for any loss or damages to other Subcontractors engaged in work on the site by reason of failure of Subcontractor to set out or perform its work correctly. Subcontractor is responsible for the layout of all points and grades in excess of building corners, column lines, grid lines and finish floor elevations (which will be established by Contractor). Subcontractor shall exercise prudence so that actual final conditions and details shall result in alignment of finish surfaces that are within industry standard tolerances. If Subcontractor moves or destroys or renders inaccurate any survey control point, such control point shall be replaced by Contractor at Subcontractor’s expense.
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Layout Responsibility. Subcontractor shall layout and shall be strictly responsible for the accuracy of its work and for any loss or damage to others engaged in work on the site due to Subcontractor’s failure to set out or perform its work correctly. Subcontractor shall ensure that actual final conditions and details shall result in perfect alignment of finish surfaces. Subcontractor’s failure to promptly report in writing to Prime Contractor any alleged defects in any work performed by others in, on, or adjacent to the area in which Subcontractor is to perform its work will be deemed acknowledgement by Subcontractor that such other work is fit and proper for the reception, attachment or covering by Subcontractor, and thereafter no alleged defects in such work by others may be asserted by Subcontractor to justify any failure to perform on its part.
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