Stop Work Procedures Sample Clauses

Stop Work Procedures. ‌ On-site Project personnel with stop-work authority include the Project Manager, Environmental Compliance Manager, Environmental Monitor, and Construction Supervisor. These Project personnel may stop work during construction if the environmental terms of the Certificate, approved EM&CP or applicable law are being violated. Any Project personnel can stop work for health and safety reasons.
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Stop Work Procedures. The IOU Agreement Representative may suspend the Authorized Work for good cause, such as safety concerns, fraud, or excessive customer complaints. IOU may suspend the Authorized Work by orally notifying the Implementer’s Agreement Representative to suspend the Authorized Work, followed by written notice pursuant to Section 25, below and obtaining the concurrence of the CPUC Agreement Representative as soon as practicable. If the IOU Agreement Representative suspends the Authorized Work, Implementer may complete Authorized Work that it has started at a customer site, but may not begin any new Authorized Work at any new customer sites. Implementer may resume Authorized Work after receiving written notice from IOU that it may resume the Authorized Work.
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Stop Work Procedures. The CITY Agreement Representative, or representatives with ostensible authority from CITY or DOE, may suspend the Authorized Work for good cause, such as safety concerns, fraud, or excessive customer complaints. Suspension of the Authorized Work may be ordered by verbally notifying the CCSE’s Agreement Representative to suspend the Authorized Work. The CCSE shall stop work immediately except as described below. The CITY Agreement Representative shall follow any verbal notification with written notice pursuant to Section 25 below. CCSE may resume Authorized Work after receiving written notice from CITY that it may resume the Authorized Work.
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