The Contractor’s designer Sample Clauses

The Contractor’s designer. All engineering work is performed by suitably qualified and experienced individuals. The Contractor’s design engineer, the seismic analyst as well as the independent reviewer(s) must be registered as professional engineers (in terms of Engineering Profession Act No.46 of 2000) with the Engineering Council of South Africa (or equivalent international body). The Contractor’s designer :
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The Contractor’s designer. The Contractor shall be responsible for design and approval of all temporary works necessary to execute the works in accordance with the applicable codes and standards and Construction Regulations 12. The Contractor shall be responsible for the design of 20T crane which will be located inside the hot workshop and the design of the timber trusses of the RP room. See attached drawings in reference to RP room (19601 - R - HWS-1 - (sht 6) South Elevation, 19601 - R - HWS-1 - (sht 7) North Elevation and 00000 - X - XXX-0 - (xxx 0) Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx.
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The Contractor’s designer. The Contractor shall be responsible for his design and approval of all temporary works necessary to execute the works in accordance with the applicable codes and standards.
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The Contractor’s designer. All engineering work is performed by suitably qualified and experienced individuals. One of the Contractor’s engineering personnel required to sign as compiler, reviewer and approver of documents and drawings for the required processes in KAA-501 Error! Reference source not found.and 331-86 shall be registered professional engineers or equivalent as approved by the Employer in accordance with Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA) guidelines. The Contractor’s designer: • must take steps to ensure that the applicable requirements of the Works Information and the National Regulations are complied with in the design, • must perform all actions, including site visits, to ensure dangers or hazards and as found conditions and installation constraints, relating to the works, are identified. Where sections of the site are inaccessible for inspection, this must be stated in his design, with the resultant assumptions / constraints, • must take into consideration the health and safety specification submitted by the Employer, as well as the applicable legislation and regulations related to the works, • must make available to the client all relevant health and safety information about the design, • must inform the Supervisor and the Contractor’s personnel, in writing, of any known or anticipated dangers or hazards relating to the works, and make available all relevant information required for the safe execution of the works upon being designed or when the design is subsequently altered, • must follow the requirements of the nuclear design standard for KNPS (Ref: KSU-008) Error! Reference source not found., applicable to all on-site plant systems, structures and components and off-site plant systems, structures and components that affect the safe and reliable operation of the KNPS; • must compile the design in accordance with 331-86 Error! Reference source not found. (Design Changes to Plant, Plant Structures or Operating Parameters), • must, subject to the provisions of sub-paragraphs 1. and 3. above, ensure that the following information as a minimum is included in a report and made available to the Supervisor and the Contractor’s personnel: • for civil works: • a geo-science technical report where appropriate, • the loading that the structure is designed to withstand; and • the methods and sequence of construction process. • for mechanical works: • service or maintenance manual(s), • finite element analysis, • stress analysis report indicating material strength a...
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