1. All work shall be performed in accordance with all local and federal codes (including but limited to OSHA). Contractor is also responsible for using Lock out Tag procedures as stipulated by OSHA. Contractor to furnish its own Lock out Tag out supplies and equipment. Work that is performed without proper permits and/or construction methods will be reported to the City Building Department having jurisdiction of the project. If General Contractor, his subcontractors or vendors are found in violation, it will be their sole responsibility to correct said violations.
2. A copy of the building permit must be provided to correct said violations.
3. The constructor must submit a certificate of insurance, in the names and amounts specified by Management, prior to commencement of any work in the Building.
4. Employees of the General Contractor, his subcontractors and their vendors shall follow OSHA rules, regulations and guidelines while on-site, including all required manuals, notifications and placards.
5. Contractors must furnish sealed trash cans to be used for food related to trash to prevent insect and rodent infestation during construction. The management office will determine locations of trash containers. No trash may be left anywhere in the Building (including elevators and hallways) at any time. Contractor must provide one (1) trash can for every one thousand (1,000) square feet, and must empty each trash can and removed food, food containers, wrappers, bottles, cans, etc., from the job site and the end of each workday.
6. All construction debris must be removed from the Building by the contractor before 8:00 am and/or after 6:00 pm during the week or on the weekends.