CSA Approval Clause Samples
The CSA Approval clause establishes that certain actions, products, or processes must receive approval from the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) before they can be used or implemented under the agreement. In practice, this means that any equipment, materials, or systems referenced in the contract must meet CSA standards and be certified accordingly, ensuring compliance with recognized safety and quality benchmarks. This clause serves to guarantee that all relevant components adhere to established regulatory requirements, thereby reducing the risk of non-compliance and enhancing overall safety and reliability in the execution of the contract.
CSA Approval. All electrical material, equipment and assemblies constituting part of the Goods shall be fully CSA approved and shall bear appropriate approval stickers in accordance with the requirement of the Canadian Electric Code and the applicable legislation and regulations.
CSA Approval. All electrical equipment must be Canadian Standards Association (CSA) approved or Province of British Columbia Electrical Energy Board approved, and must bear the appropriate sticker.
CSA Approval. All electrical equipment must be CSA approved, or bear Ontario Hydro special inspection label before acceptance. Equipment received without such approval may, at the discretion of the College, be returned for full credit or submitted to Ontario Hydro for approval at the Supplier’s expense.
CSA Approval ensure that all electrical items installed by the Contractor have been approved by the Canadian Standards Association and or British Columbia Electrical Safety Branch and bear the appropriate label prior to deliver to a City Site;
CSA Approval. All electrical equipment used on the City’s property under the Agreement must be approved by the CSA or the Province of British Columbia Electrical Energy Board, and must bear the appropriate sticker or label evidencing such approval(s).