Other Tools and Equipment Clause Samples
The 'Other Tools and Equipment' clause defines the responsibilities regarding the provision, use, and maintenance of tools and equipment not specifically listed elsewhere in the agreement. Typically, this clause clarifies whether the contractor or the client is responsible for supplying additional tools required to complete the work, and may set standards for their condition or suitability. Its core function is to prevent disputes by clearly allocating responsibility for necessary equipment, ensuring that all parties understand their obligations and that work can proceed without unnecessary delays.
Other Tools and Equipment. Where the Employer does not provide the following tools and if an employee is requested to provide any or all of the tools listed below, he/she will be paid by the employer an additional allowance of 10 cents per hour: Caulking irons, drilling frame and chain, tap key, chain wrenches, files, grips or tongs of over 300mm in length, hacksaw blades, mandrils, dummies, metal pots, pipe cutters, plumbing irons, ratchets, stocks, dies, drills for stone other than star drills, taps and drills for brass or iron threads, vices, blow lamps, L.P.G. kits or similar heating equipment.