Survey control and setting out of the works Clause Samples

The 'Survey control and setting out of the works' clause defines the responsibility for establishing and maintaining accurate reference points and measurements on a construction site. Typically, this clause requires the contractor to use provided survey data or benchmarks to mark out the positions and levels for all elements of the works, ensuring that construction proceeds according to the approved plans. By assigning clear responsibility for these tasks, the clause helps prevent errors in location or alignment, thereby reducing the risk of costly mistakes and disputes over the accuracy of the completed works.
Survey control and setting out of the works. The positions of the foundation bases will be set out using the drawings and existing equipment within the yard by the Contractor and checked by the SS before excavation work can commence. This is a Hold & witness point.
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Survey control and setting out of the works. The Contractor shall place beacons in concrete, marked and certified by a professional land surveyor. Beacons shall be check-levelled during construction to confirm the accuracy when instructed by the Employer’s Agent. Refer to A1.2.7.2 for further details.
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Survey control and setting out of the works. The Contractor shall be responsible for the setting out of the works. The setting out of the reticulation system and supply line shall originate from the existing stand boundary beacons, which have been established by the owner. The Contractor shall ensure that all these beacons are located before work commences, and shall bring to the Engineer’s attention any beacons, which are missing. At the end of the work, before payment of the final certificate, the Engineer will check all the beacons, and those missing will be replaced by the Employer at the Contractor’s cost. It is suggested that to obviate damage to beacons, they be clearly marked with stakes by the Contractor before the commencement of any clearing. The Contractor shall peg out the routes of all services within two weeks after being appointed and confirm it with the Engineer before any work commences.
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Survey control and setting out of the works. The setting out bench marks is provided by the Employer. It is the contractor’s responsibility to ensure that the setting out bench marks is correct and to use these bench marks for setting out. 3.1 Drawing List C3.3.2 Landscape Specifications
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Survey control and setting out of the works. It is the responsibility of the contractor to verify and rectify the survey information where provided. It is the responsibility of the contractor for the setting out of the works.
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Survey control and setting out of the works. The Contractor is responsible for setting out the works as shown on the drawings.
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