SPECIFICATION OF WORKS Clause Samples

The Specification of Works clause defines the exact scope, standards, and requirements for the work to be performed under a contract. It typically outlines the materials, methods, quality benchmarks, and timelines that the contractor must follow, often referencing detailed drawings or technical documents. By clearly detailing what is expected, this clause ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of deliverables, reducing the risk of disputes and misunderstandings about the project's requirements.
SPECIFICATION OF WORKS. 2.1. The Contractor must satisfy himself that the Specification of Works and the sites referred to are fully understood. The Contractor must provide all necessary protection to adjoining buildings, gardens, public and private property, roads and footpaths. Any damage caused while undertaking the works will be made good by the Contractor at their own expense and to the satisfaction of the Council. 2.2. The Contractor must provide all necessary equipment, ladders and protection to execute the work in a competent manner and must comply with the Health and Safety at Work legislation and regulations. The Contractor will at all times during the period of the Contract ensure that machines are properly guarded and maintained as to present no danger to the operator, surrounding structures, vehicles or any person or pets in the vicinity of operations. The Contractor will provide their staff with all safety equipment, (boots, reflective vests etc.), and will ensure that staff use these at all times they are engaged in work on behalf of the Council. 2.3. All persons operating grass and hedge cutting machinery must be satisfactory trained, suitably conversant with Health and Safety legislation and competent in their operating methods. Relevant records to be provided to the Council on request. 2.4. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the Contractor will use the equipment, or equipment of the same type and similar specification as set out in item 6 below. 2.5. The contractor will at all times during the period of the Contract, ensure that machines engaged in grass cutting operations are sharp and properly set, so as to produce a true and even cut. 2.6. All litter and other debris will be removed from grass areas prior to mowing. 2.7. All grass cutting in and surrounding the Play Areas, and abutting the Skate Park, sub stations and footpaths will be undertaken by Handmowers and Strimmers. Obstructions e.g. street furniture and stone plaques will be strimmed around. 2.8. Mowers / strimmers will not be used within 100mm of tree stems, and nylon filament rotary cutters or other handheld machinery used to avoid damage to bark. 2.9. The four areas of Open Space included in this Contract, encompass areas to be cut as amenity grassland and other areas, where the grass is to be left long and cut twice a year, to encourage the development of wildflower ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. These are shown in the Maps in Appendix 1-4. 2.10. The amenity grassland areas are to be suitably managed in order to mai...
SPECIFICATION OF WORKS. Specification of Works 1. Hold Point and minimum Standards Where the Tender has a Hold Point in this specification it will require 48 hour notification to the Superintendent to arrange an inspection date and time so that the specified Hold point can be viewed with a Contractor representative. All works are to be in accordance with Australia Standard requirements unless a higher reference applies.
SPECIFICATION OF WORKS. All works which Robina is obliged to do by this Agreement must be done to the reasonable specification, reasonable satisfaction and under the supervision of the Engineer and of any other authority or instrumentality having jurisdiction in relation thereto. In the interpretation and application of this clause:—
SPECIFICATION OF WORKS. 2.1 As set out in Appendix 1 (Specification of work for each area). 2.2 None of the sites have access to running water – the Contractor will therefore need to provide their own. 2.3 Out of Scope works

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