TEMPORARY VENTILATION Clause Samples

TEMPORARY VENTILATION. A. Ventilate enclosed areas to achieve a curing of materials, to dissipate humidity, and to prevent the accumulation of dust, fumes, vapors, or gases. B. If existing ventilation fans are used during construction, clean fans in areas of work after Substantial Completion.
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TEMPORARY VENTILATION. The Contractor shall provide and maintain adequate temporary ventilation for the performance of Work required by this specification in all areas where ventilation is required. Pneumatic / Electric Pumps – The Contractor shall provide and maintain adequate portable pumps for the performance of Work required by this specification in all areas where portable pumps may be required. This shall include the supply of electricity and/or compressed air, system/discharge hoses and fluid removal. Sewage Pumping and Disposal – As a part of the securing of the system at the FMF, DOT will pump out the sewage tanks to loss of suction. However, there might be circumstances where the Contractor is directed to pump out the vessel’s sewage tanks. In those instances, the Contractor shall furnish all shore side pumping equipment, storage and disposal facilities. The Contractor, shall pump the sewage tanks and dispose of sewage in accordance with all Federal, State, and Local laws and regulations, as directed by DOT. Any such pump out will be reimbursed through Item U301 – Additional Labor, Material, Technical Representatives, and Subcontracted Services.  The vessel’s sewage system will be secured by DOT prior to vessel departure from the Ferry Maintenance Facility (FMF). The Contractor shall ensure that the vessel’s sewage system remains secured and inoperable for the duration of the shipyard period.  Under no circumstances will the vessel’s restroom facilities be used by Contractor personnel at any time during the shipyard period. The Contractor shall provide and maintain sanitary facilities in close proximity to the vessel. If required, portable toilets will be provided adjacent to the vessel. Such toilets, or any other sanitary facility, shall be maintained in a sanitary condition and shall be cleaned on a daily basis. Heat Lamps – The Contractor shall install and maintain infrared heating lamps/strips on all propulsion motors, propulsion generators, ship’s service generators, emergency generators, vital service generators, and propulsion drive cabinets at any time when designated by DOT. When directed to do so for a particular shipyard period, lamps shall be installed immediately upon vessel’s arrival. Heat lamps shall be separately powered from a pier-side power source. The vessel’s electrical systems shall not be used to power heat lamps. Debris and Garbage Removal – The Contractor shall clean the entire vessel on a daily basis. All decks, passageways, and Work areas s...
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TEMPORARY VENTILATION. Ventilate enclosed areas to assist cure of materials, to dissipate humidity, and to prevent accumulation of dust, fumes, vapors, or gases. See Section 01734, Indoor Air Quality for addition temporary ventilation requirements.
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