Common use of Contractor Responsible Clause in Contracts

Contractor Responsible. 3.3.1 Without limiting its other obligations under this agreement, the Contractor has complete responsibility and liability for health and safety on the Site. In this regard the Contractor must develop and implement appropriate rules, systems and procedures and generally monitor, manage and administer the operations of the Site and the Contract Works in a proper and professional manner and, without limiting this, the Contractor must take and enforce all necessary or desirable measures to ensure safety in respect of persons and property while performing its obligations under this agreement. 3.3.2 Without limiting clause 3.3.1, the Contractor must at its own cost: 3.3.2.1 erect and at all times during the day and night maintain in or around the Site suitable signs warning the public of the execution of the Contract Works; and 3.3.2.2 during all hours of darkness keep all machinery and other obstructions or traps created in the course of the Contract Works adequately illuminated for the protection of the public.

Contractor Responsible. ‌ 3.3.1 Without limiting its other obligations under this agreement, the Contractor has complete responsibility and liability for health and safety on the Site. In this regard the Contractor must develop and implement appropriate rules, systems and procedures and generally monitor, manage and administer the operations of the Site and the Contract Works in a proper and professional manner and, without limiting this, the Contractor must take and enforce all necessary or desirable measures to ensure safety in respect of persons and property while performing its obligations under this agreement. 3.3.2 Without limiting clause 3.3.1, the Contractor must at its own cost: 3.3.2.1 erect and at all times during the day and night maintain in or around the Site suitable signs warning the public of the execution of the Contract Works; and 3.3.2.2 during all hours of darkness keep all machinery and other obstructions or traps created in the course of the Contract Works adequately illuminated for the protection of the public.