POURS Clause Samples
The "POURS" clause typically defines the responsibilities and procedures related to the handling of hazardous substances, such as petroleum, oil, or other regulated materials, in a contract. In practice, this clause may specify how spills or leaks must be reported, cleaned up, and who bears the associated costs or liabilities. For example, it might require the party responsible for a spill to immediately notify authorities and take remedial action. The core function of the POURS clause is to allocate risk and responsibility for environmental incidents, ensuring that both parties understand their obligations and that environmental harm is promptly addressed.
POURS. It is agreed there will be at least one (1) Ironworker if work is to be done in reinforcing in the concrete pour, during the pouring operation. It is understood if, in the opinion of the Foremen and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ that more Ironworkers are needed on the pour, more Ironworkers will be employed. If there is other ironwork available nearby, it is agreed that this Ironworker may be used on this work providing it is close enough for this Ironworker to keep the reinforcing in the pour under surveillance. With the approval of the Business Representative or the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ of the job, in special instances or small pours, no Ironworker is required.