Equipment or Material Access and Removal Access Sample Clauses

Equipment or Material Access and Removal Access. The Contractor ensures that all equipment and materials brought through the security gate is signed in at the main security gate on an OV18 form. Removal  The Contractor is not allowed to remove any equipment or materials from site without producing the relevant OV18 forms or the equipment lists.  If the equipment or material is to be removed the same day, on which they were brought on to site, then the OV18 form will need to be produced at the gate when leaving the site.  If the equipment or material is removed after this time then a Non Returnable Gate Release will be provided by the Employer’s Representative, on receipt of the original OV18, with which the Contractor brought the equipment on site. Site or Area Establishment and Evacuation Application for Site Establishment:  The Contractor is entitled to apply for a site on the relevant form as detailed in LBA 00030. This application must be submitted with the tender documents.  Sites are allocated according to availability, the period for which the Contractor is going to be on site, or if special circumstances warrant the allocation of a site. Documentation to support this application can be submitted  The location of the site or area is indicated during the site or area take-over inspection. Site Establishment:  The Contractor does not occupy any site or area other than that allocated to him.  The Contractor does not occupy the site or area prior to the take-over inspection.  The Contractor maintains the site or area provided to him to the satisfaction of the Employer.  The Employer subjects the Contractor’s site or area to periodic inspection. Site Evacuation:
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Equipment or Material Access and Removal Access. The Contractor ensures that all equipment and materials brought through the security gate is signed in at the main security gate on an OV18 form. Removal  The Contractor is not allowed to remove any equipment or materials from site without producing the relevant OV18 forms or the equipment lists.  If the equipment or material is to be removed the same day, on which they were brought on to site, then the OV18 form will need to be produced at the gate when leaving the site.  If the equipment or material is removed after this time then a Non-Returnable Gate Release will be provided by the Employer’s Representative, on receipt of the original OV18, with which the Contractor brought the equipment on site.
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