Provide toilet facilities for use by his workers except where provided by the employer Storage space is not always available for material and sufficient arrangements should be catered for and included in pricing Submit all local authority notices by the works Comply with all statutes, regulations and bylaws of local or other authorities having jurisdiction regarding the execution of the works and obtain all certificates and other documents required by such authorities Notify the Project Manager where compliance with any statute, regulation or bylaw requires a change or variation to the works upon which such change shall be deemed to be a contract instruction Immediately begin the works and continue at a rate of progress satisfactory to the Project Manager in terms of the agreement Comply with all contract instructions in good time Bring the works, within the constructed period, to practical completion in terms of completion the to works final completion Surplus material and waste to be carted away to a suitable dumping site to be found by the Contractor, outside the boundary of the site Completion Practical Completion The Project Manager shall inspect the works from time to time to give the contractor interpretations and guidance on the standard and state of completion of the works which he will require the contractor to achieve for practical completion The contractor shall inform the Project Manager of the date on which he expects to achieve practical completion The Project Manager shall inspect the works on or before the date requested by the contractor Where the works: Has reached practical completion the Project Manager shall at once issue a certificate of practical completion to the contractor Has not reached practical completion the Project Manager shall issue a practical completion list to the contractor detailing the outstanding work to be done and defects to be rectified to achieve practical completion Is not ready for practical completion inspection the Project Manager shall issue a list as a general guide to the contractor of the outstanding areas of work and defects to be attended to before he can request a further inspection Final Completion Within seven calendar days of practical completion the Project Manager shall prepare and issue to the contractor a final completion list detailing the incomplete work and defects to be rectified within a reasonable period The defects liability period of fourteen calendar days start on the date of practical completion
Provide toilet facilities for use by his workers except where provided by the employer Storage space is not always available for material and sufficient arrangements should be catered for and included in pricing Submit all local authority notices by the works Comply with all statutes, regulations and bylaws of local or other authorities having jurisdiction regarding the execution of the works and obtain all certificates and other documents required by such authorities Notify the Project Manager where compliance with any statute, regulation or bylaw requires a change or variation to the works upon which such change shall be deemed to be a contract instruction Immediately begin the works and continue at a rate of progress satisfactory to the Project Manager in terms of the agreement Comply with all contract instructions in good time Bring the works, within the constructed period, to practical completion in terms of completion the works to final completion Surplus material and waste to be carted away to a suitable dumping site to be found by the Contractor, outside the boundary of the site Completion Practical Completion The Project Manager shall inspect the works from time to time to give the contractor interpretations and guidance on the standard and state of completion of the works which he will require the contractor to achieve for practical completion The contractor shall inform the Project Manager of the date on which he expects to achieve practical completion The Project Manager shall inspect the works on or before the date requested by the contractor Where the works: Has reached practical completion the Project Manager shall at once issue a certificate of practical completion to the contractor Has not reached practical completion the Project Manager shall issue a practical completion list to the contractor detailing the outstanding work to be done and defects to be rectified to achieve practical completion Is not ready for practical completion inspection the Project Manager shall issue a list as a general guide to the contractor of the outstanding areas of work and defects to be attended to before he can request a further inspection Final Completion Within seven calendar days of practical completion the Project Manager shall prepare and issue to the contractor a final completion list detailing the incomplete work and defects to be rectified within a reasonable period The defects liability period of fourteen calendar days start on the date of practical completion
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