Safe and Civilized Construction Sample Clauses

Safe and Civilized Construction. 6.1.1 Agreement on project safety production targets and related matters: In addition to the general terms, the safety construction of this project shall also be carried out in accordance with the Jiangxi Shangrao City Construction Project Contracting Safety Management Agreement or requirements in the contract annex . Among them, safety protection shall also be implemented in accordance with the Jiangxi Shangrao City Construction Project Safety Protection and Civilized Construction Measures Cost Management Interim Regulations, and the safety protection measures fee shall be used by the contractor. .
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Safe and Civilized Construction. 6.1.1 Agreement on the goal of project safety production and relevant matters:
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Safe and Civilized Construction. Responsibility of the Employer 25.1 The Employer shall carry out safety education to its staff at construction site. The Employer must not require the Contractor to construct while breaching regulations on safe and civilized construction. Accident caused by the Employer and expenses incurred shall be the responsibility of the Employer, and the construction period shall be postponed. 25.2 The Contractor shall complete the following work (1) The Contractor shall observe administrative regulations related to safe production and civilized construction for project construction, stipulate measures and schemes for safe and civilized construction, organize construction strictly following safe and civilized construction standards, take necessary safety protection measures, so as to eliminate hidden risk for accident, guarantee personal safety of construction personnel at site, the Employer’s staff, and other relevant personnel, and accept at any time supervision and inspection carried out by industrial safety inspectors according to law. (2) Safe production management agency of the Contractor and professional safe production managing personnel shall be responsible for field supervision and inspection to the organization of safety and civilization measures by the construction enterprise, and for reporting to the Employer and competent department for construction in a timely manner. (3) The Contractor and the Subcontractor shall make clear in the subcontract that expenses for safety and civilization measures taken at construction site shall be under the management of the Contractor who will also be responsible for its usage. If the safety and civilization measures at construction site are carried out by the Subcontractor, the Subcontractor shall propose special safety and civilization measures and schemes, and pay necessary expenses after the measures and schemes are approved by the Contractor. Agreements made by the Contractor and the Subcontractor about the subcontracting contract shall not alleviate or exempt the Contractor from any of its liabilities to the Employer according to construction contract. (4) For safety accidents caused by the Contractor or the Subcontractor, the Contractor shall be responsible for corresponding liabilities and expenses incurred, and the construction period can not be postponed. The Contractor can compensate the Subcontractor according to the subcontracting contract. 25.3 The Engineer should carry out field supervision to the impleme...
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