Plans. Option 1 should be used if defects are identified in these plans within the review period. Option 1 should be issued immediately if the Contractor starts work, or shows a clear intention to do so, before providing the required management plans, particularly a WHS or Environmental Management Plan. Instead of the second paragraph in each substitute the words have not yet submitted the required project-specific ‘You plan. Please do so promptly in accordance with the Contract, before starting any work on the Site.’ If defects are identified in WHS or Environmental Management Plans after the relevant review periods have expired, or in the Quality Management or Industrial Relations Plan after work has commenced, the Principal should not instruct that work cease (i.e. a suspension by the Principal under clause 53) unless there is significant safety or environmental risk, and then only for those parts of the Site affected by the risk. The Contractor should be notified of the defects, advised that it is in breach of Contract and instructed to rectify the defects and submit a complying plan within as short a period of time as is reasonable. Option 2 applies to Training Management and Aboriginal Participation.
Plans. Option 1 should be used if defects are identified in these plans within the review period. Option 1 should be issued immediately if the Contractor starts work, or shows a clear intention to do so, before providing the required management plans, particularly a WHS or Environmental Management Plan. Instead of the second paragraph in each substitute the words ‘You have not yet submitted the required project-specific plan. Please do so promptly in accordance with the Contract, before starting any work on the Site.’ If defects are identified in WHS or Environmental Management Plans after the relevant review periods have expired, or in the Quality Management or Industrial Relations Plan after work has commenced, the Principal should not instruct that work cease (i.e. a suspension by the Principal under clause 53) unless there is significant safety or environmental risk, and then only for those parts of the Site affected by the risk. The Contractor should be notified of the defects, advised that it is in breach of Contract and instructed to rectify the defects and submit a complying plan within as short a period of time as is reasonable. Option 2 applies to Training Management and Aboriginal Participation.
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