Hook ups to existing works. Should the Contractor require interfacing his equipment to the Affected Facility, this will be done at the Contractor’s cost based on approval by the Service Manager. Compliance to the Eskom Life Saving procedure and Work at Height Standard, 32-418.
Hook ups to existing works. Where hook-ups to existing works are required, the Contractor shall assess and / or analyse the impact and effect of such hook-ups and detail the specific requirements identified in the Work Plan.
Hook ups to existing works. The Contractor shall take cognisance of the fact that the power station and the Rail Yard will be operational during the construction period. There is a yearly maintenance shut period of ten days during approximately July of each year. During the shut period the rail yard, tippler and conveyors up to the Assizing Complex (including the 4000t Silo) is out of service. Occupations/ outages/permit to work on or in close proximity to the “live” plant can be arranged with the Power Station as per the Generation Plant Safety Regulations 36-681 and the E7/2 for TFR. The Contractor shall be required to execute the Works in phases such that Works in areas that are clear of the “live” plant are prepared and ready for the tie-in into the existing plant. The tie-in into the existing plant and the dismantling/demolition/implosion the redundant plant shall be planned for during the yearly shut. The Employer provides the following information for assistance and clarity during the development of the implementation/construction methodology: Occupations are arranged for work to be done, including proper occupation plans and work method statements. The Contractor works on existing installations only if the work is done in the presence of and as directed by the Supervisor. The Contractor promptly notifies the Project Manager and the Supervisor in the event of faults and failures. For all energising notices on the OHTE the Contractor shall arrange directly with TFR Heidelberg/Ermelo Depot minimum four (4) weeks in advance.
Hook ups to existing works. The performance of the Works which affects the Employer's operations or the systems of Other Contractors shall be scheduled to be performed only at times approved by the Employer. The procedure for carrying out work which of necessity interrupts the Employer's operations, or the systems of Other Contractors, or imposes abnormal operating conditions on their systems, is subject to approval of the Employer.
Hook ups to existing works. The Contractor shall adhere to Eskom Cardinal Rules; they will be explained in detail within the SHE specification provided and during site inductions.
Hook ups to existing works. The Contractor is expected to have a fall protection plan for all their works than are done at heights. The Contractor shall also make use of thoroughly drawn up risk assessments for any work done at heights and also ensure that the staff tasked to do such activities is trained and competent.
Hook ups to existing works a) The Employer reserves the right to have any of the Contractor’s personnel removed off site without cancelling the contract if, in the Employer’s opinion, if it is warranted.
Hook ups to existing works. It is anticipated that hook-ups may be required for specific work, please consult with the Service Manager.
Hook ups to existing works. The Employer reserves the right to have any of the Contractor’s personnel removed off site without cancelling the contract if, in the Employer’s opinion, it is warranted. The Employer reserves the right to request disciplinary / corrective action if, and when, required. The main Contractor is accountable for the management of their sub-contractors and suppliers and to ensure that the applicable legal and the Employer’s requirements (applicable during contract execution) are complied with by the sub-contractors and suppliers (all tiers). If there are non- conformances / non-compliance to applicable legal and the Employer’s requirements identified, then the Main Service Provider/Principle Contractor will be penalised. The Contractor shall operate under the direction and instructions of the Employer’s Manager or such person/people as may be appointed by him if not in conflict with the Occupational Health and Safety Act and the Generation Plant and Safety Regulations. The Contractor shall maintain a high standard of workmanship expected by the Employer and shall comply with any quality assurance and quality procedures implemented by the Employer. The Employer reserves the right to have any of the Contractor’s personnel removed off site without any compensation to the Contractor in the event of the Contractor’s personnel being in contravention with the OHS Act or any of the Employers rules , regulations and procedures The Employer reserves the right to terminate the contract, once 3 non-conformances / PIR’S are raised against the Contractor after the correct NEC procedures were followed The Employer reserves the right to request disciplinary/corrective action if, and when, required. The Contractor must submit Curriculum Vitae’s of its entire staff prior to work commencing on site. The Contractor must submit certified copies of qualifications and or certificates of its entire staff prior to work commencing on site. All Contractor supervisors) must be authorised in Plant Safety Regulations as per legislative requirements and the period within which this requirement must be fully met, will be finalised and confirmed within six months on contract award. The Contractor will be responsible for the full payment of the legislative training costs for every employee at the Contractor’s cost, in the event that the employee have to redo the training due to failing at the first attempt as well as the subsequent attempts that follows until the employe...
Hook ups to existing works. As per approved FDP. All safety requirements shall be observed.
