Common use of RECEIVING Clause in Contracts

RECEIVING. In the event the Subcontractor’s scope of work covers the receipt of Honeywell furnished equipment, Subcontractor will be required to make a thorough inspection of the packaging and equipment prior to signing a bill of lading with the carrier. A report of the “as delivered” condition is to be furnished promptly to Honeywell. In the event that the packaging or equipment is damaged, the Subcontractor will not sign a bill of lading and Honeywell will be notified immediately. Failure of the Subcontractor to properly inspect the packaging and equipment for visual damage and provide documentation of the “as delivered” condition may result in damages associated with equipment as well as any resulting delays.

RECEIVING. In the event the Subcontractor’s scope of work covers the receipt of Honeywell furnished equipment, Subcontractor will be required to make a thorough inspection of the packaging and equipment prior to signing a bill of lading with the carrier. A report of the “as delivered” condition is to be furnished promptly to Honeywell. In the event that the packaging or equipment is damaged, the Subcontractor will not sign a bill of lading and Honeywell will be notified immediately. Failure of the Subcontractor to properly inspect the packaging and equipment for visual damage and provide documentation of the “as delivered” condition may result in damages associated with equipment as well as any resulting delays.