Joint Fire Code definition

Joint Fire Code means the Joint Code of Practice on the Protection from Fire of Construction Sites and Buildings Undergoing Renovation which is published by the Construction Confederation and the Fire Protection Association with the support of the Association of British Insurers, the Chief and Assistant Chief Fire Officers Association and the London Fire Brigade which is current at the date of this Contract, and as may be amended/revised from time to time.
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Examples of Joint Fire Code in a sentence

  • If the Joint Fire Code applies, state whether the insurers under Option A, B or C (paragraph C.2) has specified that the Works are a “Large Project”.

  • Yes/No Clause 6.20 Joint Fire Code – amendments/revisions (The cost shall be borne by the Contractor unless otherwise stated.) The cost, if any, of compliance with amendment(s) or revision(s) shall be borne by the Contractor.

  • If a breach of the Joint Fire Code occurs and the insurers under the insurance policies specified in Sub-clause 31.1 specify by notice to the Contractor the remedial measures they require (the “Remedial Measures”) and the time by which such Remedial Measures are to be completed (the “Remedial Measures Completion Date”), the Contractor shall copy the notice to the Purchaser and the Contractor shall ensure that the Remedial Measures are carried out by the Remedial Measures Completion Date.

  • Insofar as the Pre-Construction Services concern matters within the Joint Fire Code, the Contractor shall observe its provisions.

  • Joint Fire Code: the Joint Code of Practice on the Protection from Fire of Construction Sites and Buildings Undergoing Renovation, published by Construction Industry Publications Ltd and the Fire Protection Association, as amended/revised from time to time.