Lead Engineer Clause Samples
The 'Lead Engineer' clause designates a specific individual or role as the primary technical authority responsible for overseeing engineering aspects of a project. This clause typically outlines the Lead Engineer's duties, such as supervising the engineering team, ensuring compliance with technical standards, and serving as the main point of contact for engineering decisions. By clearly defining this role, the clause ensures accountability and streamlines communication, helping to prevent confusion and maintain project quality.
Lead Engineer. Developer shall designate and assign a Lead Engineer to manage all Work performed by Developer’s Designer (“Lead Engineer”). The Lead Engineer shall be located in the East End Crossing vicinity as required for the Design Work, and shall be present as required thereafter to manage Design Work support during construction, design changes, and the completion of Record Drawings. The Lead Engineer and staff working under the direct supervision of the Lead Engineer shall conduct an assessment and evaluation of Design Work such that the Lead Engineer can certify to Developer and to IFA that the Design Documents satisfy the requirements of the PPA Documents, including, and without limitation to, the following requirements:
1. Accuracy;
2. Adequacy;
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Lead Engineer. It is agreed that on projects bid based on the following schedule: 2017: More than $75 million (aggregate amount of project) 2018: More than $90 million (aggregate amount of project) 2019: More than $100 million (aggregate amount of project) a Lead Engineer will be employed as the first Operating Engineer on the job site and continuously employed in accordance with the following:
(a) The General Contractor shall be responsible for the employment of the Lead Engineer.
(b) The Lead Engineer will not be required to operate any equipment so that he/she may attend to his/her duties.
(c) The Lead Engineer’s normal work week will be 40 hours at straight time and 10 hours at the time and a half O.T. rate of pay. Overtime hours guaranteed for prevailing wage work only.
(d) The Lead Engineer shall be guaranteed 50 hours (40 hours at straight time and 10 hours at the time and a half O.T. rate of pay) per week. Overtime hours guaranteed for prevailing wage work only.
(e) The Lead Engineer will be provided with office space, telephone access and on- site transportation.
(f) The Lead Engineer will be allowed to cover miscellaneous equipment under the Union’s jurisdiction as agreed to by the Business Manager and the Employer at the Pre-job Meeting. The Lead Engineer will not be allowed to cover more than one (1) piece of equipment at any one time.
(g) The Lead Engineer shall be employed until the work on the project is 85% completed.
Lead Engineer. It is agreed that on projects bid based on the following schedule: More than $125M (aggregate amount of project) for projects bid after 2/28/21 thru 3/2/2025 a Lead Engineer will be employed as the first Operating Engineer on the job site and continuously employed in accordance with the following:
(a) The General Contractor shall be responsible for the employment of the Lead Engineer.
(b) The Lead Engineer will not be required to operate any equipment so that he/she may attend to his/her duties.
(c) The Lead Engineer’s normal work week will be 40 hours at straight time and 10 hours at the time and a half O.T. rate of pay. Overtime hours guaranteed for prevailing wage work only.
(d) The Lead Engineer shall be guaranteed 50 hours (40 hours at straight time and 10 hours at the time and a half O.T. rate of pay) per week. Overtime hours guaranteed for prevailing wage work only.
(e) The Lead Engineer will be provided with office space, telephone access and on-site transportation.
(f) The Lead Engineer will be allowed to cover miscellaneous equipment under the Union’s jurisdiction as agreed to by the Business Manager and the Employer at the Pre-job Meeting. The Lead Engineer will not be allowed to cover more than one (1) piece of equipment at any one time.
(g) The Lead Engineer shall be employed until the work on the project is 85% completed.
Lead Engineer. It is agreed that on or after March 2, 2015 on all projects with a total aggregate value over $85 million a LEAD ENGINEER will be employed in accordance with the following:
a) The Owner, Construction Manager or the General Contractor will be responsible for the employment of the Lead Engineer.
b) The continuous employment of the Lead Engineer will begin once site excavation work has started and the Lead Engineer will remain employed until the project is 85% complete.
c) The Lead Engineer will not be required to operate any equipment. The Lead Engineer will cover equipment on the day shift only that is listed in Wage Schedule lV B and will be discussed at a pre job meeting with the Business Manager of Local 137.
d) The Lead Engineer shall be guaranteed 50 hours (40 hours straight time and 10 hours at one and one-half times the applicable rate of pay in Group VI A) per week.
e) The Lead Engineer will be provided with office space, telephone service and on site transportation. The Business Manager shall have the authority to appoint, replace and/or remove a Lead Engineer for any non-discriminatory reason, upon written notice from the Business Manager to the Employer.
Lead Engineer. It is agreed that on or after March 1, 2021, for projects bid after 2/28/2021, on all projects with a total aggregate value over $125 million a LEAD ENGINEER will be employed in accordance with the following:
a) The Owner, Construction Manager or the General Contractor will be responsible for the employment of the Lead Engineer.
b) The continuous employment of the Lead Engineer will begin once site excavation work has started and the Lead Engineer will remain employed until the project is 85% complete.
c) The Lead Engineer will not be required to operate any equipment. The Lead Engineer will cover equipment on the day shift only that is listed in Wage Schedule lV B and will be discussed at a pre job meeting with the Business Manager of Local 137.
d) The Lead Engineer shall be guaranteed 50 hours (40 hours straight time and 10 hours at one and one-half times the applicable rate of pay in Group VI A) per week.
e) The Lead Engineer will be provided with office space, telephone service and on site transportation. The Business Manager shall have the authority to appoint, replace and/or remove a Lead Engineer for any non-discriminatory reason, upon written notice from the Business Manager to the Employer.
Lead Engineer. It is the intent of the parties that the position of Operating Engineer in Charge shall be replaced by the position of Lead Engineer on all projects commencing after March 2, 2015. Operating Engineers employed as Operating Engineer in Charge on all projects before March 2, 2015 shall remain in the position of Lead Engineer for the duration of the project.