LAYING OUT WORK Sample Clauses

LAYING OUT WORK. The CMR shall, upon entering the Project Site for the purpose of commencing the Work, locate all general reference points and take all such action as is necessary to prevent their destruction; lay out the Work, except where otherwise required by Contract Documents, and be responsible for all lines, elevations, measurements of buildings, grading, paving, utilities and other Work executed under the Contract. If benchmarks or other general reference points necessary for layout of the Work supplied by the Owner are impaired or destroyed by the CMR, the CMR shall be responsible at its cost to re-establish such bench marks or general reference points. The CMR shall exercise proper and reasonable care in verifying figures shown on the Drawings before laying out the Work and will be held responsible for any error resulting from its failure to exercise such care. The CMR shall establish permanent benchmarks referenced to finish floor lines. CMR shall employ a licensed surveyor who shall, after masonry corners have been set, certify on a drawing over its seal to the Owner that the building is located properly in relation to property lines and in accordance with the Drawings.
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LAYING OUT WORK. A. Carefully lay out work in advance of installation using data and measurements from the site, the appropriate architectural and structural drawings, and shop drawings.
Sample 1
LAYING OUT WORK. A Locate all general reference points. Where dimensions or observed scope of work differ substantially from Drawings, notify Architect for decision. B Lay out Work from the reference points furnished and be responsible for all lines, elevations, and measurements inside workspace. Exercise proper precaution to verify figures shown on Drawings before laying out work and will be held responsible for any error resulting from his failure to exercise such precaution. C Call for public utility locates before starting any excavations. D Hire the services of a locator company to locate all privately owned utilities that may be disturbed by construction operations. E Coordinate utility connections with municipality/utility company in which project is being constructed.
Sample 1
LAYING OUT WORK a. The Contractor shall lay out his work correctly and shall be responsible for any damage caused to Owner or other contractors due to incorrect layout of his work. The Contractor shall engage and hire a licensed surveyor to locate the structures, to assure their correct and vertical position on the property, to establish correct levels and bench marks, to make required surveys for verifying boundary lines and easements, to locate column centers, piers, walls, pits and trenches and otherwise to fully and completely layout all work required by the Contract.
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