SSWP definition

SSWP means a Site Specific Work plan developed by the Contractor and approved by the Authority prior to beginning task related work on the property.
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Examples of SSWP in a sentence

  • The Contractor’s Work Window shall have specific geographic limits, which are defined in the approved SSWP.

  • Prior to performing any work on or above or under the right-of-way, arrangements shall be made through the WMATA Representative for access rights and power outage in accordance with SOP No. 19 contained in the Metrorail Safety Rules and Procedures Handbook and OAP 200-33 (SSWP).

  • SSWP submittals shall not be approved in advance of the SCRRA PTC & Systems Engineer or designate approval of the respective Final Design Review Submittal if required by the CTO.

  • The Contractor shall submit detailed SSWP and plans of the Drilling and Pile Driving Operations to SCRRA Representative for approval prior to the start of drilling and pile driving.

  • The Contractor shall refer to SCRRA’s Site Specific Work Plan Scope of SSWP (Exhibit A) prior to submitting SSWP.

  • Written authority from SCRRA and an approved Site Specific Work Plan (SSWP) is required before the Contractor is granted a Work Window.

  • All work shall be performed either under a SSWP or with a barrier between the Contractor’s operations and the operating system.

  • Once the SSWP is approved, the Contractor shall assemble the resources necessary to perform the work represented by the SSWP.

  • The Contractor shall complete and submit requests for escorts utilizing WMATA standard forms, including the SSWP.

  • See Exhibit K Any work within WMATA’s right of way or other operational areas will require a WMATA Permit and an approved Site-Specific Work Plan (SSWP).

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