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TIPOS DE BARRAS

COEFICIENTE DE CAUDAL

IV. DINÁMICA ACTUAL DEL RIO ARA

3. TIPOS DE BARRAS

Check this chapter per specific project and add/remove project specific items In case of conflicts concerning safety rules client’s safety rules are leading. However legal/

authority regulations must always be adhered to. More information about this subject is given in paragraph 3.1. (check whether this statement will be used in this

formulation for the specific project.)

16. References

Document

Number Title Leve

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16.1

xxxx-PPE001 Project Procedure &

Execution manual

-16.2

xxxx-PPE002 Construction Procedure &

Execution Manual

-16.3

BN-G-UC004 Field Construction EH&S

Program 5

16.4

BN-G-UC007 Risk Classification and Job Safety Analysis

5

16.5

BN-S-UP102 General Conditions for Construction Work for Supply and Erect Orders

5

16.6

BN-S-UP103 General Conditions of

Subcontract 5

16.7

REC26001 Toolbox Safety Meeting Report

BN-G-UK003 Project Audits All Disciplines

16.14

REC26014 Safety Non-Conformance 5f

16.15

REC26039 Outshipment Report 5f

17. Attachments

These and other project applicable EH&S documents may be included as attachments:

1. General EH&S Program Management Statement 2. Safe Practice Rules

3. EH&S Requirements BN-S-UC002

4. Emergency/Evacuation Procedure Construction Site 5. EH&S Recognition Program

6. Work Permit System

7. High Risk and Criticality Study (check project document. no.) 8. Alarm/Emergency Telephone Numbers

9. Waste Management Procedure

General Conditions for Construction Work for Supply and Erect Orders Table of Contents

1. Introduction 2. Definitions

3. Temporary Facilities 4. Construction Equipment 5. Vendor and his Personnel 6. Materials and Storage

7. Information Supplied by Company 8. Information Supplied by Vendor 9. Work

10.Working Hours, Overtime, Standby Time 11.Milestones, Milestone Dates, Completion Date 12.Inspection and Expediting, Testing

13.Prices and Rates

14.Changes. Pricing of Changes

15.Physical Progress, Invoicing, Payment 16.Claims

17.Use of the Work and Acceptance

18.Release of Liens, Retention and Bank Guarantee 19.Safety, Health, Welfare and Environmental (SHWE) 20.Security

21.Preservation and Maintenance of the Site 22.Direction and Approval

23.Compliance with Law 24.Guarantees

25.Termination for Default and Petition in Bankruptcy

26.Continuity

33.Hazardous Substances Indemnification 34.Suspension

35.Cancellation

36.Termination, Suspension, Cancellation Liabilities 37.USA Export Administration Regulations

38.Assignment and Subcontracting 39.Force Majeure

40.Applicable Law 1. Introduction

1.1 These General Conditions for Construction Work supplement the "Instructions and Conditions Company which are part of the PURCHASE ORDER for the sale and supply of certain specified equipment and/or materials. The General Conditions for Construction Work govern the construction portion of the PURCHASE ORDER only. In case of any discrepancy in terms of ambiguity or nonapplicability between "Instructions and

Conditions Company" and these General Conditions of Construction Work, these General Conditions prevail over the Instructions and Conditions. Special conditions may be added to these general conditions if, in the opinion of Company and/or OWNER, such is

required. In case of any discrepancy between these General Conditions and the agreed Special Conditions, the Special Conditions will prevail.

1.2 Any change or modification of the General Conditions and/or the Special Conditions and any exceptions thereto by VENDOR in his proposal or otherwise shall only be valid and binding when expressly agreed upon by both parties and addressed in full in the Special Conditions and not by way of reference in the PURCHASE ORDER.

1.3 Headings and subheadings of articles and indices used in these General Conditions and in the Special Conditions are for convenience and ease of reference only and in no way define, limit or describe the scope or intent of any provision or of the total

PURCHASE ORDER.

2. Definitions

The following definitions shall apply to the construction part of the PURCHASE ORDER.

Words imparting the singular only also include the plural and vice versa where the context requires.

2.1 Purchase Order

PURCHASE ORDER shall mean the complete Company PURCHASE ORDER with the General Conditions and Special Conditions for Construction Work, all documents which are deemed to be incorporated therein by reference and all agreed PURCHASE ORDER amendments.

2.2 Work

WORK shall mean all construction work to be performed and services to be rendered by VENDOR under the General Conditions and Special Conditions of the PURCHASE ORDER in respect of the construction work.

2.3 Subcontractor

SUBCONTRACTOR shall mean any person or Company having a SUBCONTRACT with VENDOR for the performance of the WORK or part of it.

2.4 Company

Company shall mean the Company who has awarded the PURCHASE ORDER, their designated representatives, and their representative or his appointed representative at the SITE. Such award may be in Company's name or in the name and/or on behalf of the client with whom Company has a contract.

2.5 Owner

OWNER shall mean the client with whom Company has a contract to perform work.

2.6 Site

SITE shall mean the location of both on-plot and off-plot units and facilities of OWNER's PLANT.

2.7 Plant

PLANT shall mean the units and facilities to be constructed and of which the WORK is a part.

2.8 Materials

MATERIALS shall mean any machinery, equipment, materials and other items (including the initial spare parts specified elsewhere) supplied by VENDOR and intended to be incorporated permanently in the PLANT or its facilities.

2.9 Surplus Materials

SURPLUS MATERIALS shall mean any MATERIALS found to be surplus upon acceptance of the WORK or earlier, with the exception of the initial spare parts.

2.10 Construction Equipment

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT shall mean any lifting, transporting, testing, calibrating, protecting, and other materials and equipment, aircraft, watercraft, scaffolding, tools, implements and such other items as are required for the execution of the WORK but shall not include MATERIALS.

2.11 Temporary Facilities

TEMPORARY FACILITIES shall mean any temporary yards for the storage and/or

maintenance of CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT and/or MATERIALS, any temporary offices, WORK shops, change rooms and other buildings, any temporary sanitary facilities and installations for utilities including the connections to the points of supply, any office equipment, office supplies, any consumables used in the TEMPORARY FACILITIES and such other items as are required for the execution of the WORK but shall not include MATERIALS or CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT.

2.12 Variation in Scope

VARIATION IN SCOPE shall mean any increase or decrease in the WORK.

2.13 Vendor

VENDOR means the party performing the WORK under the PURCHASE ORDER.

2.14 Extra Work

EXTRA WORK shall mean any modification or alteration to a part or parts of the WORK in progress or completed.

2.15 Completion Date(s)

COMPLETION DATE(s) shall mean the date(s) specified in the PURCHASE ORDER for completion of the WORK.

2.16 Milestone

MILESTONE shall mean an event that forms part of the WORK or a stage that a part of the WORK has reached, whereas the event or stage has been defined in the PURCHASE ORDER.

2.17 Milestone Date

MILESTONE DATE shall mean the date on which a MILESTONE must be reached, whereas the date has been defined in the PURCHASE ORDER.

2.18 Acceptance

ACCEPTANCE shall mean Company's acknowledgement that the WORK or part of the WORK completed has been reviewed without noting any nonapproved nonconformances with the PURCHASE ORDER by issuing a Certificate of Acceptance. The guarantee period shall start on the date of the issuance of the Certificate of Acceptance.

3. Temporary Facilities

3.1 Company shall make available to VENDOR free of charge a sufficient area or sufficient areas of land for vendor's TEMPORARY FACILITIES.

3.2 VENDOR shall promptly remove any TEMPORARY FACILITIES when instructed by Company to do so.

3.3 VENDOR shall, at his own expense, supply, install, maintain and remove the TEMPORARY FACILITIES that VENDOR may require. Prior to the supply VENDOR shall submit to Company all VENDOR's requirements including detailed drawings whereupon Company will establish the exact location of the TEMPORARY FACILITIES.

3.4 Company shall, insofar as they deem necessary, provide free of charge a supply of potable water, nonpotable water and electric power. VENDOR shall, at his own expense, provide, maintain and remove any temporary piping systems, cables and distribution boards VENDOR may require, including the connections to the points of supply.

Connections to points of supply shall not be made without prior approval by Company.

3.5 Water and electric power shall be used conservatively. Electric power shall not be used for heating or for stress-relieving purposes or for testing microprocessors or computer systems.

3.6 In case a central sanitary sewer system is available VENDOR may, at his own

expense, provide and remove any temporary system VENDOR may require, including the connection(s) to the existing system. Connections shall not be made without prior approval by Company.

3.7 VENDOR is responsible for the supply, installation, maintenance and removal of any telephone and/or telex connections VENDOR may require. All costs, including but not limited to subscription and usage, are for VENDOR's account. The routing of cables must be approved by the telephone Company and Company prior to their installation.

3.8 VENDOR shall not remove from the SITE any TEMPORARY FACILITIES without the prior approval by Company.

VENDOR shall promptly remove any TEMPORARY FACILITIES when instructed by Company to do so

3.9 On acceptance of the WORK, VENDOR shall remove all remaining TEMPORARY FACILITIES and leave the area(s) in a condition satisfactory to Company.

On acceptance of the WORK, VENDOR shall remove all remaining TEMPORARY FACILITIES and leave the area(s) in a condition satisfactory to Company.

4. Construction Equipment

4.1 VENDOR shall, at his own expense, supply, maintain and remove the CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT required for the execution of the WORK.

4.2 VENDOR warrants that the CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT shall be deployed at the SITE such that the WORK is executed in an efficient and expeditious manner.

4.3 The CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT shall be in first-class operating condition, safe and suitable for the efficient execution of the WORK and shall be accompanied by all safety, test and operating certificates and/or records required by manufacturer and authorities.

VENDOR shall conduct regular safety checks especially on cranes, vehicles and scaffolding to ensure compliance with safety regulations.

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT not conforming with the foregoing shall promptly be removed by VENDOR and replaced with CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT acceptable to Company and/or OWNER without additional cost to Company and/or OWNER and without delaying the WORK.

4.4 VENDOR is solely responsible for the supply of his own fuels, lubricants and other products required for the execution of the WORK. In case OWNER is a manufacturer of such products, VENDOR undertakes to use only OWNER's products for the

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT at the SITE.

4.5 Oil and/or lubricant changes for CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT at the SITE shall only be carried out at locations approved by Company.

All wastage shall be properly collected, removed from the SITE and safely disposed of by VENDOR.

In case of spillage all cleanup, including removal and replacement of contaminated soil, shall be for VENDOR's account.

4.6 VENDOR shall not remove from the SITE any CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT without the prior approval from Company.

VENDOR shall promptly remove any CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT when instructed by Company to do so.