Post‐Installation Work Verification and Quality Assurance Sample Clauses

Post‐Installation Work Verification and Quality Assurance. ● Participating Contractor shall allow Utilities or the Program Implementer to conduct random field inspections of work that has been performed; ● Participating Contractor understands that Utilities will inspect a minimum of 10% of all jobs performed by each contractor participating in the HPwES Program in this manner; ● Participating Contractor, upon request of Utilities or the Program Implementer, and at no additional cost to the customer, shall make reasonable repairs or corrections to work that Participating Contractor has performed to bring such work up to HPwES Program standards. This requirement survives the termination of this Agreement; ● Participating Contractors recently joining the HPwES Program may be subject to a higher inspection percentage. For example, the first five (5) jobs will be inspected. However, existing HPwES contractors in good standing with New Jersey’s Clean Energy Program will be grandfathered in. ● If any health and safety issue is found at the time of test-out, the Participating Contractor must submit documentation that the proper remediation of the health and safety issue has been completed in order for the customer rebate application to be considered complete; and ● Should any non-compliance issues be discovered as a result of these inspections, the Utility or Program Implementer will notify the Participating Contractor. Within thirty (30) days of the notification, and at no additional cost to the customer, the Participating Contractor shall make any required health and safety repairs or corrections, and/or reasonable repairs needed to bring such work up to HPwES Program standards. All serious health and safety non-compliance issues associated with the project must be rectified by the Participating Contractor immediately. Participating Contractors are subject to the Utilities’ Contractor Remediation Procedures which can be accessed here.
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Post‐Installation Work Verification and Quality Assurance. Participating Contractor shall allow Pepco or the Program Implementer to conduct random field inspections of work that has been performed; • Participating Contractor understands that Pepco will inspect a minimum of 5% of all jobs performed by each contractor participating in the Program in this manner; • Participating Contractor, upon request of Pepco or the Program Implementer, and at no additional cost to the customer, shall make reasonable repairs or corrections to work that Participating Contractor has performed to bring such work up to Program standards. This requirement survives the termination of this Agreement; • Participating Contractors recently joining the Program may be subject to a higher inspection percentage. For example, three (3) of the first five (5) jobs may be inspected; • If any health and safety issue is found at the time of test‐out, the Participating Contractor must submit documentation that the proper remediation of the health and safety issue has been completed in order for the customer rebate application to be considered complete; and • Should any non‐compliance issues be discovered as a result of these inspections, the Program Implementer will notify the Participating Contractor. Within thirty (30) days of the notification, and at no additional cost to the customer, the Participating Contractor shall make any required health and safety repairs or corrections, and/or reasonable repairs needed to bring such work up to Program standards. All serious health and safety non‐compliance issues associated with the project must be rectified by the Participating Contractorimmediately.
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