SURFACE PROTECTION Sample Clauses
The Surface Protection clause establishes requirements for safeguarding the physical surfaces of a property or worksite during construction or related activities. It typically obligates contractors or workers to prevent damage to floors, walls, fixtures, and other exposed surfaces, often specifying protective measures such as coverings, barriers, or cleaning protocols. This clause serves to minimize the risk of costly repairs and disputes by ensuring that existing surfaces remain undamaged throughout the project.
SURFACE PROTECTION. Lessee shall prevent damage to and contamination of the surface of the leased premises and any of Lessor’s adjoining lands, from salt water or other noxious, deleterious or contaminating substances flowing over or leaking or seeping onto , or penetrating the leased premises because of Lessee’s operations. Any overflows or releases affecting the leased premises, including, but not limited to, salt water, mud, chemical, or oil shall be reported immediately to Lessor.
SURFACE PROTECTION. While performing road maintenance work, avoid fouling gravel or asphalt surfaces with earth or debris from side ditches, slides or other sources. Purchaser shall avoid blading surfacing course off road.
SURFACE PROTECTION. All exposed steelwork will be protected against corrosion by either hot dipped galvanizing or painting. Vendor supplied items will be protected as per vendor standards for corrosive atmosphere.
SURFACE PROTECTION. .1 Freshly placed and consolidated concrete shall be suitably protected from the elements and from defacement due to operations, traffic and vandals. Protect against effects of direct sun, drying winds, cold, excessive heat and running water. Concrete shall be protected by use of adequate tarpaulins or other material approved by Departmental Representative.
SURFACE PROTECTION. This inspection, as detailed in the applicable tier 3 procedures, includes the inspection of surfaces prior to and after application of the paint or other protective coat. After preparation and prior to painting, the surfaces shall be clean and free from weld spatter, foreign material, oil and grease and otherwise compatible with applicable paint. The paint thickness per layer shall be checked by the Supplier where critical and the drying / curing time confirmed to meet the specified requirements. On completion the final total dry-film-thickness (DFT) shall be checked.
SURFACE PROTECTION. The equipment called for herein shall be factory finished and painted in accordance with the attached surface preparation and painting specifications. Painting and factory finish shall also be suitable for indoor installation, and for exposure to the elements (during transportation to site).