Contractors on site Clause Samples

The 'Contractors on site' clause defines the rules and expectations for contractors who are present and working at a project location. It typically outlines requirements such as adherence to site safety protocols, compliance with project schedules, and coordination with other parties on site. This clause ensures that all contractors operate in a safe, organized, and efficient manner, minimizing disruptions and reducing the risk of accidents or conflicts during the course of the project.
Contractors on site. 24.1 The owner and/or occupant is to inform Security and the Manager in writing of the contractor’s name and the date that they will be on site. 24.2 The owner and/or occupant is responsible for and will be held accountable for the actions of their Contractors appointed while on site. 24.3 All members of the contractor’s team are to sign in daily at security and must be provided with temporary Identity Tags. 24.4 Any cement or concrete mixing must be done on a non-porous sheet of plywood or metal. 24.5 No cleaning of tools or paint brushes into the storm water drains. 24.6 The adhesive residue from the cleaning of tools may not be deposited in any drain or anywhere else on the property. 24.7 Smoking is not permitted in any of the common buildings within the development. 24.8 Contractors must use the pathways and streets at all times and not take shortcuts across lawns or gardens. 24.9 All rubble and refuse including packaging material is to be dumped on plastic sheeting and not on the lawns or gardens and removed from the premises at regular intervals. 24.10 Contractors are not permitted to wander around the Development and must remain at the site where they are employed. 24.11 No shouting or swearing on site. 24.12 No littering. 24.13 No alcohol or drugs will be permitted on the premises.
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Contractors on site. It is agreed that the Company may engage suitably qualified and experienced contractors on site to complete work as directed. The conditions of employment for contractor's will be determined between these staff and their own employer, irrespective of the conditions of this Agreement. A contract (Labour Hire) employee who carries out a function normally undertaken by an employee covered by this Agreement will be paid the minimum rate provided for within this Agreement for an appropriate equivalent classification. It is agreed that the performance of the Plant and Terminal is enhanced by flexible work practices and that the contractors employed are necessary in the operations of the Plant and Terminal to assist and supplement the current workforce. The Company will wherever practicably possible offer overtime to a permanent or directly hired employee before offering the overtime to a labour hire employee or a contractor.
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Contractors on site. It is agreed that the company may employ suitably qualified and experienced contractors on site to complete work as directed. The conditions of employment for contractor’s staff shall be determined between these staff and their own employer, irrespective of the conditions of this Agreement, provided that a contract (Labour Hire) employee who carries out a function normally undertaken by a permanent employee covered by this Agreement shall be paid the minimum rate provided for within this Agreement. It is agreed that the performance of this plant is enhanced by flexible work practices and that the contractors employed are necessary in the operations of the plant to assist and supplement the current workforce.
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Contractors on site. Personnel
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