Working telescope Sample Clauses

Working telescope. CFHT dome houses a working telescope. Therefore, at the end of each day, the Contractor shall remove unused materials, equipment and scaffolds from the dome. No scaffolds, rigging or equipment that could interfere with dome rotation or telescope operations shall be permitted to remain in place at the end of the work day as the dome will rotate and the dome shutter will be opened each night. (The Contractor is asked to comment on the above section if night-by-night telescope operation will not be possible in the vent installation plan or is likely to impose a significant financial burden on CFHT or the Contractor.) Care must be taken to avoid any loose objects from falling into the dome since they would likely endanger persons and damage equipment.
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