Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities Sample Clauses

Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities. The method of work plan for airfield activities prepared in accordance with the applicable provision (if any) in the Special Conditions.
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Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities. The Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities must incorporate Site specific management and control procedures and must set out in adequate detail all procedures the Subcontractor will implement to manage the Subcontractor’s Activities on and near the Site, including: submission of the Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities to the Contractor’s Representative; the establishment of the Site; access to the Site; security passes for the Site; personnel and vehicle identification and control on the Site; control of personnel including a point of contact from the Subcontractor; liaison with the Contractor, the Commonwealth and Other Contractors; Approvals prior to carrying out Subcontract Works; rubbish, dust and debris control; Foreign Object Damage (FOD) control; noise management; fencing; security of the Subcontract Works; hours of work; traffic management; safety procedures; fuel and hazardous material storage; issues associated with military exercises and military expeditions; and issues associated with aircraft movements.
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Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities. Without limiting clause 7.4 of the Conditions of Subcontract, the Consultant must prepare and implement by no later than [INSERT EG 14 days] after the Award Date, and as a condition precedent to the Consultant being given access to the Site, a “Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities” for all aspects of the Services (Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities). The Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities must incorporate Site specific management and control procedures and must set out in adequate detail all procedures the Consultant will implement to manage the Services on and near the Site, including (as applicable): submission of the Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities to the Contractor's Representative; the establishment of the Site; access to the Site; security passes for the Site; personnel and vehicle identification and control on the Site; control of personnel including a point of contact from the Consultant; liaison with the Contractor, the Commonwealth and Other Contractors; Approvals prior to carrying out Services; rubbish, dust and debris control; Foreign Object Damage (FOD) control; noise management; fencing; security; hours of work; traffic management; safety procedures; fuel and hazardous material storage; issues associated with military exercises and military expeditions; and issues associated with aircraft movements.
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Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities. The method of work plan for airfield activities (if any) prepared in accordance with the applicable provision in clause 5.15, which must incorporate Site specific management and control procedures and must set out in adequate detail all procedures the Consultant will implement to manage the Services on and near the airfield, including as those matters are directed by the Commonwealth's Representative.
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Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities. The method of work plan for airfield activities (if any) prepared in accordance with clause 7.16. Has the meaning given by the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth).
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Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities. (Clause 7.17) Clause 7.17 [DOES/DOES NOT] apply. (Clause 7.17 does not apply unless otherwise stated) CLAUSE 8 - EXECUTION OF REMEDIATION WORKS Existing Approvals and other Approvals which the Commonwealth is to obtain: (Clause 8.3) Statutory Requirements with which the Contractor does not need to comply: (Clause 8.3(a)) Remediation Work which requires approval to subcontract or which must be let to one of the named subcontractors: (Clause 8.5(a)) Work or Goods Subcontractors Stages for which Collateral Warranties required: (Clause 8.6) Collateral Warranties required to be procured by the Contractor from subcontractors and provided to the Commonwealth: (Clause 8.6) Stages for which a certificate signed by a surveyor is required as condition precedent to Remediation Completion: (Clause 8.10) Plant, Equipment and Work which must not be removed from the Site without the Contract Administrator's consent: (Clause 8.17) Access hours for Contractor's Activities on Site: (Clause 8.23) Requirements for Contract Administrator's Office: (Clause 8.25) Number of project signboards: (Clause 8.26(a)) Project signboard dimensions: (Clause 8.26(a)(i)) Project signboard information (additional): (Clause 8.26(a)(ii)H) Remediation work not included: (Clause 8.27) Dilapidation Survey: (Clause 8.28) Clause 8.28 [DOES/DOES NOT] apply. (Clause 8.28 does not apply unless otherwise stated) Areas or features to be included in dilapidation survey: (Clause 8.28(a)) Number of days for submission of dilapidation survey and photographs: (Clause 8.28(d)) Prior Work: (Clause 8.29) Clause 8.29 [DOES/DOES NOT] apply. (Clause 8.29 does not apply unless otherwise stated) Joining up: (Clause 8.30) Clause 8.30 [DOES/DOES NOT] apply. (Clause 8.30 does not apply unless otherwise stated) Existing Services and Structures: (Clause 8.31) Clause 8.31 [DOES/DOES NOT] apply. (Clause 8.31 does not apply unless otherwise stated) Items to be supplied by Commonwealth: (Clause 8.32) Clause 8.32 [DOES/DOES NOT] apply. (Clause 8.32 does not apply unless otherwise stated) Schedule of items to be supplied by Commonwealth: (Clause 8.32) Item Quantity CLAUSE 9 – QUALITY OF REMEDIATION WORKS Reference development for purpose of determining minimum standards for workmanship and materials: (Clause 9.1) Other: [SPECIFY] Period by which Remediation Defects Rectification Period will be extended following rectification of a Remediation Defect: (Clause 9.10) CLAUSE 10 - TIME Maximum intervals between program updates by Con...
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