Principal Contractor. The Principal Contractor for the purposes of the CDM Regulations is the Contractor or such replacement as the Employer at any time appoints to perform that role.
Principal Contractor. The Landlord appoints the Tenant, and the Tenant accepts the appointment, as principal contractor for the purposes of the WH & S Legislation in relation to the Tenant Works. The Landlord accepts that the Tenant may to the extent permitted by Law appoint and require a relevant General Contractor to comply with the Landlord’s obligations under the WH & S Legislation to effect the Tenant’s compliance with its obligations under this Part.
Principal Contractor. The Principal Contractor for the purposes of the CDM Regulations and the SWMP Regulations is the Contractor (or) of or, if he ceases to be the Principal Contractor , such other contractor as the Employer shall appoint pursuant to regulation 14(3) of the CDM Regulations and/or Regulation 4 of the SWMP Regulations.
Principal Contractor. The Landlord appoints the Tenant, and the Tenant accepts the appointment, as principal contractor for the purposes of the Work Health and Safety Xxx 0000 (NSW). The Landlord accepts that the Tenant may, to the extent permitted by Law, appoint and require a building contractor to comply with the Work, Health and Safety requirements under the Work Health and Safety Xxx 0000 (NSW) and its regulation.
Principal Contractor. 18.1 The Developer is to notify the Council of the details of the Principal Contractor for the Developer Works (Council) before any construction of the Developer Works (Council) occurs.
Principal Contractor. (a) Xxxx Xxxxxxx (the Principal Contractor) is:
Principal Contractor. The Developer is to notify the Council of the details of the Principal Contractor for a Work before any construction of the Work occurs. Carrying out of Work The Developer is to carry out and complete each Work in a good and workmanlike manner having regard to the intended purpose of the Work and in accordance with: the location, design, specifications, materials, and finishes for the Work approved by the Council under this Deed, any Approval, the lawful requirements of any Authority, and all applicable laws. The Developer, at its own cost, is to comply with any reasonable direction given to it by the Council to prepare or modify a design or specification relating to a Work that the Developer is required to carry out under this Deed. The Developer is to give the Council not less than 5 business days’ written notice of its intention to commence carrying out of a Work. The Developer is to ensure that anything necessary for the proper performance of its obligations under this Deed is supplied or made available. Warranties relating to Work The Developer warrants to the Council that: it has obtained all Approvals and has complied with all laws and applicable industry standards in relation to each Work, it accepts that, if any aspect of a Work does not comply with this Deed, the Council is entitled to require the Developer to cease the Work and immediately pursue its legal and equitable rights and remedies relating to the non-compliance, each Work, when completed, is to be fit for purpose, and only Approved Persons are to be engaged in relation to a Work. The Developer is to procure in favour of the Council from the appropriate Approved Person engaged in relation to the Works, any warranty reasonably required by the Council relating to the design, construction, supervision, inspection, testing or certification of the Developer Works.
Principal Contractor. The parties agree that the works being undertaken by TasNetworks and the construction of the facility being undertaken by User are separate construction projects for the purposes of the Work Health and Safety Regulations 2012 and that each of TasNetworks and User may engage a principal contractor for the purposes of their separate construction projects.
Principal Contractor. (a) Leighton (the Principal Contractor) is:
