PROJECT SUPERVISION Sample Clauses
The PROJECT SUPERVISION clause defines the responsibilities and authority of the party overseeing the execution of a project. Typically, this clause outlines who will act as the supervisor, their role in monitoring progress, approving work, and ensuring compliance with project specifications and timelines. For example, it may specify that the project manager or an appointed representative will conduct regular site inspections and review contractor performance. The core function of this clause is to establish clear oversight mechanisms, ensuring that the project is completed according to agreed standards and reducing the risk of mismanagement or non-compliance.
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PROJECT SUPERVISION. The work shall be performed and completed under the general supervision of a designated departmental manager and subject to the approval of the authorized College Business Officer (CBO) or his/her designated representative.
PROJECT SUPERVISION i. That a project supervisory committee comprising of six members (three selected from both parties) shall be constituted under the Chairmanship of Director General (FGEHF) for policy level intervention and decisions.
ii. Director (Technical) and Director (Finance) shall be the permanent members on behalf of the Party A. The PD (JVPs) shall be overall custodian of the relevant record of the housing scheme.
iii. Party “B” shall be responsible for day-to-day matters/affairs of the housing scheme, and shall furnish periodical progress report to project supervisory committee.
iv. Meeting of project supervisory committee can be convened at 24 hours’ notice on recommendation of either the DG (FGEHF) or the representative of “Party B”.
v. All decisions shall be subject to final approval of Executive Committee of Party ‘A”.
PROJECT SUPERVISION. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to ensure that work performed related to the Project conforms to Attachments B and C, to all appropriate guidance documents from SHPO, and to the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and Guidelines for Archeology and Historic Preservation, 48 Fed. Reg. 44,716 (Sept. 29, 1983), available at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇/subjects/historicpreservation/standards.htm.
PROJECT SUPERVISION. 1. For Traffic Control Inspection, the Engineer shall:
a. Review plan sheets for Traffic Control Plan (TCP) changes or modifications.
b. Verify that all lane and ramp closures follow State guidelines and lane restrictions as found in the project plans.
c. Ensure that all lane closure information is sent to the assigned District Public Information Office (PIO), Corridor Mobility Coordinator and others as directed one week prior to the closure.
d. Ensure that if scheduled lane closures are cancelled, a District’s PIO, the Corridor Mobility Coordinator and others, as directed, are notified immediately with updated information.
e. Coordinate lane closures with the AO staff.
f. Oversee project barricades and signs on a daily basis and coordinate corrections with the contractor as required.
g. Perform inspections of barricades and report to contractor on Form 599 at a minimum of three inspections per month (two daytime inspections and one nighttime inspection).
PROJECT SUPERVISION. The Contractor shall provide a qualified supervisor to oversee all work in the field. This person shall be an employee of the Contractor. The Contractor shall submit for review and written approval by the Engineer, the qualifications, projects history and references of the proposed Project Supervisor, prior to beginning work. The Project Supervisor shall be on the project site at all times while any work is being performed and shall be responsible for the coordination, quality, timeliness and performance of the work of the Contractor and the sub-contractor(s). Should the Project Supervisor need to be absent from the work at any time, the Contractor shall provide a pre-approved alternate to assume the duties. The alternate must be approved (in a manner similar to the Project Supervisor) prior to assumption of duties.
PROJECT SUPERVISION. For Traffic Control Inspection, the Engineer shall:
PROJECT SUPERVISION. A. Where two or more Ironworkers are employed in one crew, one shall be designated as ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ by the Employer and shall receive ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’▇ wages.
B. Second ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ on the job will be member of Local 387.
C. Where Ironworkers are employed with another craft, where there are five Ironworkers or more in a crew then the Ironworkers will have an Ironworker ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ to direct the duties invested in him by the Contractor. This ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ will be designated by the Employer.
▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall be the representative of the Employer, issuing instructions to the worker and shall exercise such duties and authority as are vested in him by the Employer.
E. General ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and Superintendents shall be designated at the option of the Employer, regardless of the number of Foremen in his employ or on a job site. General ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and Superintendent duties and authority shall be only those authorized by the Employer.
PROJECT SUPERVISION. 1. For Traffic Control Inspection, the Engineer shall:
a. Review plan sheets for Traffic Control Plan (TCP) changes or modifications.
b. Verify that all lane and ramp closures follow State guidelines and lane restrictions as found in the project plans.
c. Ensure that all lane closure information is sent to the assigned District Public Information Office (PIO), Corridor Mobility Coordinator and others as directed one week prior to the closure. DocuSign Envelope ID: 5914A726-E858-48F5-B640-4A48F639EFB9
d. Ensure that if scheduled lane closures are cancelled, a District’s PIO, the Corridor Mobility Coordinator and others, as directed, are notified immediately with updated information.
e. Coordinate lane closures with the AO staff.
f. Oversee project barricades and signs on a daily basis and coordinate corrections with the contractor as required.
g. Perform inspections of barricades and report to contractor on Form 599 at a minimum of three inspections per month (two daytime inspections and one nighttime inspection).
PROJECT SUPERVISION. 1. For Traffic Control Inspection, the Engineer shall:
a. Review plan sheets for Traffic Control Plan (TCP) changes or modifications.
b. Verify that all lane and ramp closures follow State guidelines and lane restrictions as found in the project plans.
c. Ensure that all lane closure information is sent to the assigned District Public Information Office (PIO), Corridor Mobility Coordinator and others as directed one week prior to the closure. DocuSign Envelope ID: 0C91386F-DF9D-433A-86CC-800E74B2A43C
d. Ensure that if scheduled lane closures are cancelled, a District’s PIO, the Corridor Mobility Coordinator and others, as directed, are notified immediately with updated information.
e. Coordinate lane closures with the AO staff.
f. Oversee project barricades and signs on a daily basis and coordinate corrections with the contractor as required.
g. Perform inspections of barricades and report to contractor on Form 599 at a minimum of three inspections per month (two daytime inspections and one nighttime inspection).
PROJECT SUPERVISION. 1. For Traffic Control Inspection, the Engineer shall:
a. Review plan sheets for Traffic Control Plan (TCP) changes or modifications.
b. Verify that all lane and ramp closures follow State guidelines and lane restrictions as found in the project plans.
c. Ensure that all lane closure information is sent to the assigned District Public Information Office (PIO), Corridor Mobility Coordinator and others as directed one week prior to the closure.
d. Ensure that if scheduled lane closures are cancelled, a District’s PIO, the Corridor Mobility Coordinator and others, as directed, are notified immediately with updated information.
e. Coordinate lane closures with the AO staff.
f. Oversee project barricades and signs on a daily basis and coordinate corrections with the contractor as required. DocuSign Envelope ID: DFD2CB09-ACAD-43E1-AA0B-1B396F9006CC
g. Perform inspections of barricades and report to contractor on Form 599 at a minimum of three inspections per month (two daytime inspections and one nighttime inspection).
h. Coordinate with the AO so that a barricade inspection report is performed by the District Construction office and coordinate corrections with contractor.