TEMPORARY
BARRIERS AND ENCLOSURES
PART 1 - GENERAL
1.01 DESCRIPTION
A. General:
1. Ascertain any site security arrangements
already in operation by the Owner. Provide a project security plan for approval
by the Owner to include, but not be limited to, the following:
a. Protect work, stored products, and
construction equipment from theft and vandalism.
b. Protect premises from entry by unauthorized
persons.
c. Provide fencing including gates and locks.
2. Protect Owner operations at sit e from theft,
vandalism or damage resulting from the
1.02 MAINTENANCE OF SECURITY
A. Initiate security program promptly
after job mobilization, when enclosures fence and gates are installed.
B. Maintain security program throughout
construction period, until Owner occupancy or Owner acceptance precludes the
need for Contractor security.
1.03 PERSONNEL
A. Identification
1. Provide identification to each person
authorized to enter the Project premises, showing:
a.
Personnel photograph.
b.
Name of the individual and assigned number.
c.
Name of Owner.
2. Maintain a current list of people, submit a
copy of the list to Owner at request.
3. Require that identification be displayed by
all persons entering, and on, the premises.
B. Exclude from site personnel not properly
identified.
1.04 ENTRANCE CONTROL
A. Provide control of all persons and
vehicles entering and leaving project site.
1. Require display of proper identification by
each person.
2. Allow no visitors except with issuance of
temporary identification.
3. Maintain log of visitors.
B. The Owner will control deliveries and
vehicles related to its own operations.
1.05 TEMPORARY FENCES AND BARRICADES
A. Erect temporary barricades to prevent
unauthorized personnel from entering construction site. Maintain the barricades
for the duration of construction operations.
B.
Fencing
shall be 1800 mm high with 100 mm clearance at grade and shall be of galvanized
chain-link. The fencing around the site offices shall include one double leaf
vehicle gate and one pedestrian gate. Gates to be supplied complete with
padlocks the specification for the temporary fencing shall be subject to the
owners approval.
1.06 PROTECTION
A. Protect structures, utilities,
pavements, and other facilities from damage caused by settlement, lateral
movement, undermining, washout, and other hazards created by earthwork
operations.
B. Disposal of Surface Water
The
Contractor shall be responsible for forming all ditches, sumps, runs off and
the like for disposing of natural water including the use of pumps and other
apparatus necessary to prevent excavations and the Site becoming flooded or
unworkable.
1.07 PROTECTION OF PROPERTY
A. Requirements hereinafter specified are
in addition to General Conditions Clause: Damage to persons and property.
B. Existing Surfaces and Facilities:
1. Take positive action to protect all existing
surfaces and facilities from any damage resulting from construction operations
unless modifications to the surfaces of facilities are required as a part of
the contract.
2. Where modifications to existing facilities or
surfaces are required, such modifications sh
3. Protect all paving, landscaping, and utility
facilities from damage caused by mobile and stationary equipment, including
vehicles delivering materials to the site.
4. Protect all finished surfaces, including
jambs and soffits of all openings used as passageways through which materials
are handled, against any possible damage resulting from the conduct of the work
by all trades.
5. Provide and maintain adequate protection of
all adjacent structures. When required by law, or for the safety of the work,
shore, brace, underpin, or otherwise protect those portions of adjacent
structures which may be affected by the work. The Contractor, before
commencement of any part of the work, shall give any notices required to be given
to the Owner or adjoining landowner as appropriate.
C. Utilities:
1. Utility facilities known to the Owner are
shown on the Contract Drawings. The locations of these facilities are not guaranteed,
nor is there any guarantee that other utility facilities are not present.
Unless otherwise specifically provided, protect utility facilities from damage
and cause no interruption of service.
2. Before commencing construction, verify the
location of all utility facilities in the vicinity of the work. Submit a 1:500
scale drawing of existing utilities to the Owner showing also the outline of
new construction. Prior to beginning construction affecting any utility facility,
submit to the Owner for approval of plan for performing the work.
D. New Work
1. All finished surfaces of items shall be clean
and not marred upon acceptance of the structure. Refinish all such surfaces
that have been inadequately protected and are damaged.
2. Do not permit traffic or material storage on
roof surfaces. When some activity must take place on the roof in order to
perform the work, provide and maintain adequate protection.
3. The Contractor shall at all times provide and
maintain adequate protection against weather so as to preserve all work,
materials, equipment, apparatus and fixtures free from injury or damage.
4. Do not load or permit any part of a structure
to be loaded so as to endanger its safety.
5. Do not use items of equipment that are
intended to form a part of the completed work as construction equipment without
specific approval from the Owner in each instance.
E. Detection of Movement and Damage
1. Conduct a pre-construction inspection of
existing facilities and structures in the vicinity of the work. Document the
inspection by photographs, sketches and narratives assembled into an inspection
reports. The inspection shall be signed and dated by the owner/lessee of the
facility or structure, indicating agreement that the report represents an
accurate description of the inspection report to the Owner.
2. Establish a system of reference points on or
about any structure which may be affected by excavation performed as part of
this contract. The reference points shall be sufficient to permit detection of
any horizontal or vertical movement which may occur. These points shall be
accurately referenced to a stable benchmark remote from the work. Make an
accurate survey of the points at least weekly during excavation in the
vicinity. Prior to beginning excavation, submit a plan of the movement
detection system for approval by the Owner. Submit a copy of each survey of the
movement detection system to the Owner within 24 hours after survey is made.
F. Repair of Damage:
1. As soon as possible after discovery of any damage
to surfaces or facilities which are to remain in place, repair such damage. All
repairs shall result in conditions equal in strength to the previous
conditions. All repaired surfaces shall be identical in color and texture to
the adjacent existing materials, except that where materials cannot be matched,
refinish the surrounding area to give a uniform appearance acceptable to the Owner.
PART 2 - PRODUCTS
NOT USED
PART 3 - EXECUTION
NOT USED
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