Common use of Method Statement Clause in Contracts

Method Statement. 17.1 The Contractor shall submit to the Engineer for review, all drawings and other documents as may be identified in the Specification, or as instructed, relating to the methods by which the Contractor shall execute the Works, including, without limitation, the use of Contractor's Equipment and Temporary Works and the places where the Contractor shall execute the Works. 17.2 The Contractor warrants to the Employer that the methods of delivery, assembly and construction (including the use of Contractor's Equipment and Temporary Works) and the Contractor's Equipment and Temporary Works themselves shall be consistent with the requirements of the Contract and that the Contractor shall not change any proposed method of construction previously reviewed without objection by the Engineer, without making a further submission for review.

Method Statement. 17.1 The Contractor shall submit to the Engineer for review, all drawings and other documents as may be identified in the SpecificationEmployer's Requirements, or as instructed, relating to the methods by which the Contractor shall execute the Works, including, without limitation, the use of Contractor's Equipment and Temporary Works and the places where the Contractor shall execute the Works. 17.2 The Contractor warrants to the Employer that the methods of delivery, assembly and construction (including the use of Contractor's Equipment and Temporary Works) and the Contractor's Equipment and Temporary Works themselves shall be consistent with the requirements of the Contract and that the Contractor shall not change any proposed method of construction previously reviewed without objection by the Engineer, without making a further submission for review.