Installation, Inspection and Testing Clause Samples
The "Installation, Inspection and Testing" clause outlines the requirements and procedures for setting up, examining, and verifying the proper functioning of equipment or systems under a contract. It typically specifies the standards to be followed during installation, the methods and timing for inspections, and the types of tests that must be conducted to ensure compliance with contractual specifications. For example, it may require the contractor to notify the client before testing or to remedy any defects found during inspection. This clause ensures that the delivered product or service meets quality and safety standards, thereby reducing the risk of defects and disputes after completion.
Installation, Inspection and Testing. The Contractor shall prepare installation, inspection and test quality control procedures (QCP’s) and submit these procedures to the Project Manager for acceptance ten working days prior to installation. Quality and testing Acceptance criteria shall be included in these procedures. The Project Manager is free to specify hold and witness points during the installation, inspection and testing of silica and sodium analysers and associated equipment’s. The Contractor shall issue preliminary notification of such hold and witness points by ten working day advance notice to the Project Manager or his delegate, and confirm such hold and witness points at least five working days prior to the activity. Should the Employer’s Representative or its Inspection Authorities not witness the test, the work shall resume the day after the test date without prejudice to the Contractor. The Contractor shall install, inspect and test all equipment’s within his scope of supply and any other items/equipment the Employer has specified (free issue items). The Contractor shall conduct the installation, inspection and testing of the works within the limitations of the existing plant, maintenance work performed by others, access restrictions to services such as crane usage etc.