Daily Interruptions Clause Samples
The Daily Interruptions clause defines how temporary pauses or stoppages in work are managed on a daily basis during a project or service engagement. It typically outlines the conditions under which work may be interrupted, such as for safety reasons, weather, or client-requested pauses, and may specify how these interruptions are to be documented and whether they affect project timelines or compensation. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of how daily disruptions are handled, helping to prevent disputes over delays and clarifying the allocation of responsibility for lost time.
Daily Interruptions. For the purpose of determining the maximum daily Economic Interruptions,
(a) a designated Reliability Interruption will be considered an Economic Interruption (irrespective of the hours in which the Reliability Interruption is designated) if no Economic Interruption has been designated that day, and
(b) if a designated Reliability Interruption spans 0000 hours CPT, a Reliability Interruption will be deemed to have occurred on the day commencing from 0000 hours CPT.
Daily Interruptions. For the purpose of determining the maximum daily Capacity Interruptions, where such limitation may be applicable,
(a) a designated Emergency Interruption will be considered a Capacity Interruption if no Capacity Interruption has been designated that day, and
(b) if a designated Emergency Interruption spans 0000 hours CPT, an Emergency Interruption will be deemed to have occurred on the day commencing from 0000 hours CPT.