SITE ACCEPTANCE TESTS Sample Clauses

The SITE ACCEPTANCE TESTS clause defines the procedures and criteria for evaluating whether delivered equipment, systems, or services meet the agreed-upon specifications at the project site. Typically, this clause outlines the testing process, the roles and responsibilities of both parties during testing, and the steps to be taken if the system fails to meet requirements, such as retesting or remediation. Its core function is to ensure that the delivered product performs as expected in its actual operating environment before final acceptance, thereby protecting the buyer from receiving non-conforming goods or services.
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SITE ACCEPTANCE TESTS. 10.1. Within 7 working days as of the date on which the Belt Loader has arrived to the Site, the Supplier shall notify the IAA that the Belt Loaders have been assembled, inspected and are ready to be tested, and the IAA, in the presence of the Supplier's representatives, shall conduct a series of acceptance tests in order to confirm that the Belt Loaders are in full compliance with the Technical Specification set in the SOW, as further specified in Chapter 3 (Acceptance Tests) of the SOW (the "SAT"). The IAA shall issue to the Supplier its report within 14 working day period from the date the supplier has advised the IAA that the Belt Loader is ready for conducting the SAT. 10.2. In the event that as a result of any inspection or test carried out under this section 10, the IAA has reason to believe that the Belt Loaders do not fully comply with Supplier's Proposal and/or with the SOW, the IAA shall inform the Supplier immediately in writing and the Supplier shall be responsible to take all steps as may be necessary remedy any defects and/or replace any part, at its expense, in order to ensure such compliance within reasonable time table set by the IAA in accordance with the type of rejects. In such event, the IAA shall conduct repeated acceptance tests by not later than 7 working days from the date set by the IAA for remedying such rejects. 10.3. Should the Belt Loaders successfully pass all SAT, the IAA will issue to Supplier a certificate of acceptance with respect to the Belt Loaders (the “Acceptance Certificate”). The issuance of the Acceptance Certificate is conditional upon the Supplier’s providing the IAA with the Warranty Guarantee as stipulated in Section 16.2 below. 10.4. All expenses incurred by the Supplier in the performance of the SAT shall be fully borne by the Supplier. 10.5. Failure by the Supplier to meet the SAT requirements as mentioned above will be regarded as a fundamental breach of the Contract. 10.6. For the avoidance of doubt, the issuance of any approval, confirmation and acceptance certificate issued by the IAA under this Section 10, shall not derogate from the full and complete responsibility of the Supplier, as stipulated in the Contract, including its responsibility for the supply of the Belt Loaders in accordance with the SOW and their fitness for their intended purpose, and shall not be deemed as a waiver by the IAA of any of its rights under this Contract, including, inter alia, the right to demand from the Supplier to rem...
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SITE ACCEPTANCE TESTS. Where Seller is responsible under the Contract for the performance of the Site Acceptance Tests: 10.1 When Installation is complete to Seller's satisfaction, Seller will give notice to Buyer of the commencement of the Site Acceptance Tests. Unless otherwise agreed in the Contract, the Site Acceptance Tests will be conducted in accordance with test procedures mutually agreed between the parties. 10.2 If Seller is unable to proceed with Site Acceptance Tests on the due date for commencement thereof due to reasons within the control of Buyer, or if the Products fails to pass the Site Acceptance Tests due to reasons outside Seller's control, the Products shall be deemed to have been taken over and the site acceptance certificate shall be deemed to have been signed by Buyer. In either event the Site Acceptance Tests, or repeats thereof, shall be conducted at a time to be agreed and any additional costs incurred by Seller shall be to the account of Buyer. 10.3 If during the Site Acceptance Tests any of the Products are found not to be in accordance with Seller’s specifications, Seller shall promptly make good the defect. Thereafter the Site Acceptance Tests shall be repeated in accordance with this Clause 10. 10.4 When the Products have passed Site Acceptance Tests, Buyer shall sign a Site Acceptance Certificate. The Site Acceptance Certificate may record that the Products have passed the Site Acceptance Tests but subject to reservations related to minor nonconformities to Seller’s specifications, which will be rectified by Seller at a time to be agreed. 10.5 The signature of the Site Acceptance Certificate by Buyer shall, save in the case of fraud or dishonesty relating to, or affecting any matter dealt with therein, be conclusive evidence of the sufficiency of the Products and any Services provided by Seller in connection with the Contract.
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SITE ACCEPTANCE TESTS. After shipment of an Automated System, ACRO shall conduct a test of the Automated System at the Site in accordance with this Section 7.5 ("Site Acceptance Test"). The Site Acceptance 1 “Satisfactory construction progress reports and certifications” required under DOE Loan.
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SITE ACCEPTANCE TESTS a.) A very extensive testing of the system under real conditions shall be carried out to remove the remaining hardware/software bugs. b.) All the functional tests shall be performed in the presence of KPC representative at the site. The suppler needs to prepare a detailed testing procedure for testing all the types of detectors and this document needs to get the approval of KPC prior to the testing of the system and its components. c.) Integrated testing of the system with sample detectors of each type wired together shall be done for establishing the functioning of the system Fire and fault alarm conditions shall be simulated on each line and channel and the complete operation sequence shall be checked. Each of the channels shall be tested for their capability for various detectors combinations and types of detectors.
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