Common use of Temporary Structures Clause in Contracts

Temporary Structures. Contractor shall be required, at the Contractor’s expense, to create plan submittals for temporary structures including but not limited to: scaffolding, work platforms, structurally supporting temporary walls, etc. Plans shall be prepared by a professional engineer and installed by a qualified firm. In addition to the above, structures shall conform with current OSHA-OR requirements. When the work includes scaffolding or supporting temporary structures/shoring, the Contractor shall obtain approval from the District, Authorities Having Jurisdiction (as necessary), and Architect/Engineer. Weather protection of work in progress adjacent to temporary structures and wind load requirements will meet minimum requirements based on project location.

Temporary Structures. Contractor shall be required, at the Contractor’s expense, to create plan submittals for temporary structures including but not limited to: scaffolding, work platforms, structurally supporting temporary walls, etc. Plans shall be prepared by a professional engineer and installed by a qualified firm. In addition to the above, structures shall conform with current OSHA-OR requirements. When the work includes scaffolding or supporting temporary structures/shoring, the Contractor shall obtain approval from the District, Authorities Having Jurisdiction (as necessary), and Architect/Engineer. Weather protection of work in progress adjacent to temporary structures and wind load requirements will meet minimum requirements based on project location.. SAMPLE