Title to site materials. The Contractor ensures that during the period of procurement and installation, all materials and part of the plant are suitably stored on site in such a manner as to prevent damage by weather, fire, manhandling, corrosion, theft and any other peril. The cost of providing necessary protection, storing, handling and security is borne by the Contractor for the duration of this contract. The Contractor returns all un-used spares to the Employer store.
Title to site materials. Before the Contractor removes any items of Equipment, Plant or Materials from site, he must obtain permission from the Project Manager to effect such removal.
Title to site materials. The Contractor ensures that during the period of procurement and installation, all materials and part of the plant are suitably stored on site in such a manner as to prevent damage by weather, fire, manhandling, corrosion, theft and any other peril. The cost of providing necessary protection, storing, handling and security is borne by the Contractor for the duration of this contract. The Contractor returns all un-used spares to the Employer. PRINCIPAL CONTRACTORS The Principal Contractor shall, before carrying out work, inform the Provincial Director in writing of the construction work that he/she intends to perform. If there is an exemption in terms of this requirement, then the requirements of that exemption shall apply. Evidence is to be kept on site for inspection. Shall provide the Client with a suitable and sufficiently documented S.H.E plan, based on the Client’s S.H.E specification, and he/she shall ensure that a copy of his/her S.H.E plan is available. In cases where construction work is performed within Eskom by internal Eskom departments or subsidiaries, these internal Eskom departments or subsidiaries will be regarded as Principal Contractors but it is not the employer in its own right. There needs to be a service level agreement between these 2 parties. Need to clarify and identify the Client (i.e., the person that requested the work) and Principal Contractor. Where construction work is performed within Eskom by internal Eskom departments and where routine maintenance is being conducted, then: there should be a generic SHE specification that would refer to existing procedures, risk assessments, and critical task analysis relating to that specific maintenance task. Written safe work procedure would suffice as the SHE plan for that specific maintenance task. A Principal Contractor shall take reasonable steps as are necessary to ensure co-operation between all co-contractors (if applicable) to enable each of those co-contractors to comply with the provisions of the requirements of this document and to contribute to a S.H.E conducive environment in order to achieve an accident and disease free environment – adherence and implementation should be daily and constant. To highlight at pre-tender stage if co-contractors will be utilised. To ensure and provide evidence that these co-contractors have the necessary competencies and resources, including the casual workers and/or labour broker employees (employed by the co- contractors) to carry...
Title to site materials. On completion of the site establishment, materials supplied by the contractor must be delivered to site, recorded in the material management system, and neatly and safely stacked and stored by the contractor. Once the material components are inspected and approved, and accepted by the Project Manager and Employer Design representatives, the material value can be certified for payment by the Employer. The Contractor claims for the material value and supply invoices as proof of the Contractors title to the materials in support of the claim.
