Geotechnical works Clause Samples

The 'Geotechnical works' clause defines the responsibilities and requirements related to site investigation, soil testing, and ground preparation activities necessary for a construction project. It typically outlines the scope of geotechnical surveys, the standards to be followed, and the obligations for reporting and addressing any subsurface issues discovered during the works. By clearly allocating duties and expectations regarding ground conditions, this clause helps prevent disputes over unforeseen site problems and ensures that construction proceeds on a stable and well-understood foundation.
Geotechnical works. To inspect, keep and maintain in good and substantial repair and condition and carry out all necessary works in respect of the Slope Structures in compliance with the conditions of the Land Grant and in accordance with the Geotechnical Guidelines, the Slope Maintenance Manuals and all guidelines issued from time to time by the appropriate Government departments regarding the maintenance of the Slope Structures and to employ suitably qualified personnel for that purpose.
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