SCOPE OF WORK- GENERAL OVERVIEW Sample Clauses

SCOPE OF WORK- GENERAL OVERVIEW. XXXX XXXX AT EBT FIELD The Scope of Work includes, but is not limited to the Services required to be performed by the CONTRACTOR in connection with the operations and maintenance of the CALM BUOY and its auxiliary equipment/components at the EBT field and includes the following;  Inspection and maintenance of the CALM buoy and all its ancillary equipment and components to a constant state of operational readiness  The upkeep of up to date log and records covering operations, maintenance and consumable items  The provision of diving services primarily at or near the CALM buoy limited to air diving in conformance with all applicable statutory requirements  Carry out all works required under this Agreement in a safe, efficient and cost effective manner with due consideration to personnel safety and protection of the environment  Provision of suitably qualified personnel, equipment, spread and related services as required for the operation and maintenance of the CALM buoy on a twenty four hour, seven day a week basis CONTRACTOR may also be required to plan, prepare and execute the safe, efficient and economical unmooring and transfer of the COMPANY CALM Buoy from the EBT field to another location, using the same resources as defined for the operation and maintenance of the CALM Buoy whilst at the EBT field. These services may include, but not be limited to:  Drawing up of procedures for the unmooring of the CALM Buoy from the catenary anchor leg mooring chain spread, the mooring to an anchor handler vessel and mooring in a port as selected by COMPANY.  Inspection of the CALM buoy and its mooring arrangement prior and during tow.  The upkeep of up to date log and records covering mooring operations.  The provision of diving services primarily at or near the CALM buoy in the EBT field and during tow, limited to air diving in conformance with all applicable statutory requirements  Provision of suitably qualified personnel, equipment, spread and related services as required for the mooring/unmooring of the CALM buoy prior and during the transfer of the CALM Buoy.
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SCOPE OF WORK- GENERAL OVERVIEW. XXXX XXXX IN PORT The Scope of Work includes, but is not limited to the Services required to be performed by the CONTRACTOR in connection with the inspection and maintenance of the CALM Buoy and its auxiliary equipment/components in port and includes the following; • Routine maintenance. • Weekly and ad hoc inspection of the CALM buoy moorings. • The upkeep of up to date log and records covering the inspections performed. • Provision of suitably qualified personnel, equipment, spread and related services as required for the continued mooring of the CALM Buoy on a weekly basis.
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