PYROTECHNIC DEVICE Clause Samples

The PYROTECHNIC DEVICE clause defines the rules and requirements governing the use, handling, or presence of pyrotechnic devices within the scope of the agreement. Typically, this clause specifies whether such devices are permitted, outlines necessary safety protocols, and may require compliance with relevant laws or obtaining special permits. Its core function is to ensure safety and legal compliance by clearly regulating the use of potentially hazardous pyrotechnic materials, thereby minimizing risk and liability for all parties involved.
PYROTECHNIC DEVICE. No pyrotechnic devices shall be used without the prior express written consent of both Artist and Purchaser. Any such device shall be subject to applicable fire laws and shall be administered by a person with professional experience in pyrotechnics. Purchaser shall be responsible for obtaining all applicable permits.
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