SITE USE ISSUES Clause Samples

The 'Site Use Issues' clause defines the rules and restrictions governing how a party may access, use, or interact with a particular physical or digital site. It typically outlines acceptable and prohibited activities, such as limitations on modifications, storage, or the types of operations that can be conducted on the premises or platform. By clearly specifying these conditions, the clause helps prevent misuse, protects the interests of the site owner, and ensures that all parties understand their rights and obligations regarding site usage.
SITE USE ISSUES. 1.11.1. Refer to the UGC and to Owner’s Special Conditions for site use requirements not identified in this Section. The Contractor shall manage, coordinate, and direct the Work from the Site. 1.11.2. The Contractor is responsible for actions of the entire workforce whenever the workforce is at the Site, or passing through campus to the Site. Harassment of any kind toward any person will not be tolerated; offending workers will be removed from the Project immediately and permanently. 1.11.3. The Contractor shall provide and submit a program plan for worker orientation, identification of workers, and control of access to the Site. Any and all workers on the Project shall participate in this program before beginning Work on the Project. The program plan shall include, as a minimum: 1.11.3.1. An overview of the Contractor’s plan for instruction of Site rules and regulations to all employees who participate on the Project, including but not limited to safety, restricted use of Owner’s facilities, parking conduct/behavior, dress, sanitary facilities, security, etc. 1.11.3.2. Employee identification badges with a photograph of the employee, the employer, and employee’s name. Badges shall be provided for all employees and produced by a system on Site. This identification shall be worn at all times while on the Site. Lack of an authorized identification badge shall be grounds for removal from the Site. 1.11.3.3. A detailed written plan indicating how the Contractor proposes to control pedestrian and vehicular traffic into and out of the Site. Contractor shall provide a separate plan for normal working hours, nights, after normal hours, weekends, holidays, etc. This plan may be incorporated into the Contractor’s staging plan.
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SITE USE ISSUES. Refer to the UGC and to Owner’s Special Conditions for site use requirements not identified in this Section. The Contractor shall manage, coordinate, and direct the Work from the Site.
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