Site Instructions Clause Samples
The Site Instructions clause establishes the authority and process for issuing directions or instructions related to work performed on a project site. Typically, it allows the project manager, engineer, or client representative to provide written or verbal instructions to contractors or subcontractors regarding methods, sequencing, safety requirements, or changes in site conditions. This clause ensures that all parties have a clear mechanism for communicating and implementing necessary adjustments during the course of the project, thereby maintaining order, safety, and compliance with project specifications.
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Site Instructions. The Contractor shall maintain an efficient organisation so that all instructions issued by the Employer are communicated immediately to the site and to Specialist Sub-Contractors and Suppliers and he shall take instructions only from the Employer or persons authorised by the Employer in writing to give them.
Site Instructions. 4.2.2.1 Ail written directions and on Site communications (other than verbal communications by the Area Manager pursuant to Clause 4.1.
Site Instructions. (a) During the Term, the Company may issue to the Contractor a Site Instruction that will specify:
(i) the scope of Services that the Company may require during a particular period of time;
(ii) rostering arrangements and requirements; and
(iii) Role requirements, including any required skills and experience, formal qualifications (whether by reference to a specific Role or Roles or Role Profile or Role Profiles or not).
(b) The Contractor acknowledges and agrees that:
(i) any information contained in a Site Instruction does not constitute any commitment, representation or warranty by the Company that it will issue a ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Schedule, procure any Services from the Contractor, or enter into any Contract, during the Term;
(ii) the Company is not required to issue a ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Schedule that reflects any or all of the information contained in a Site Instruction; and
(iii) any ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Schedule that is issued by the Company to the Contractor in accordance with clause 3.3 may not reflect or contain any or all of the information that is contained in a Site Instruction.
(c) The Contractor must, within one (1) Business Day of receiving the Site Instruction, confirm to the Company in writing whether or not it is able to offer the Services contained in the Site Instruction.
(d) If the Contractor confirms that it is able to offer the Services contained in a Site Instruction in accordance with clause 3.2(c), the Contractor must, within two (2) Business Days of that confirmation, provide the Company with:
(i) a list of the names of the persons that it may supply to the Company as Labour Hire Workers to perform the Role or Roles in accordance with the relevant Contract; and
(ii) any other information about the persons provided under clause 3.2(d)(i) that the Company may reasonably require.
(e) The Company may, within two (2) Business Days of receiving the information from the Contractor provided under clause 3.2(d), advise the Contractor of any persons that the Company considers do not fit the Role Profile for the relevant Role or Roles, in which case the Contractor must not include such persons in any ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Schedule.