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Spec No. CGT-TRACY-UST-01-2003 General Requirements 01010-8 applicable safety orders of the Division of Occupational Safety and Health, or as required by other Federal, State, or local laws, rules, or regulations. The cost of all work including the installation of equipment and facilities required to provide and maintain safe working conditions shall be included in its bid proposal. 1. Contractor shall maintain clean and orderly work and storage areas at all times during the progress of its work in accordance with the General Conditions which shall be rigidly enforced. 2. Upon completion of the Work, Contractor shall remove all of its tools and construction equipment from the Work site and shall leave the area in a clean and orderly condition. B. Protection: Contractor shall also provide satisfactory protection and safeguards for: 1. The property of others, including equipment and material supplied by PG&E. During performance of the Work, care and protection of existing work, PG&E's equipment, and adjacent areas shall be the responsibility of the Contractor. Dust and noise shall be kept at a minimum. Contractor shall provide protection, including sealed dust barriers between (a) PG&E employees and equipment, and (b) Contractor's equipment and Contractor's active work. 2. Fire Protection: During the progress of any work requiring the use of welding and cutting equipment of heat-,flame-, or spark-producing devices, there shall be at the work site adequate shields, guards, or covering placed so as to protect adjacent persons and property, and an adequate number and type of fire extinguishers placed in the immediate area and accessible for use. 3. Contractor shall confine the placement and number of apparatus,the storage of materials, and workmen's operations to limits established by law, ordinances, permits, or directions of PG&E, and shall not unreasonably encumber PG&E's premises with materials. 4. Contractor shall be responsible for the protection and preservation of all materials and equipment supplied of every description (including property which may be furnished or owned by PG&E or by others)while such property is located at the work site. Contractor shall promptly comply with all reasonable requests of PG&E to enclose or specially protect such property. If, as determined by PG&E, such property is not adequately protected by Contractor, such property may be protected by PG&E, and the cost thereof be charged to Contractor or deducted from payments then due or later becoming due. 5. Hazardous or Flammable Chemicals: Hazardous,flammable chemical liquids or gases brought onto the work site shall be used and stored in acceptable containers conforming to all applicable laws and regulations, including local fire codes. Such materials shall be used in a manner that shall prevent their accidental release. Such materials shall not be discarded on the work site. All empty containers shall be removed from PG&E's premises immediately or disposed of in the proper lawful manner. 6. Tools, Cords, Electrical Equipment: All tools, cords, and electrical equipment used or supplied by Contractor shall conform with Underwriter's Laboratory Standards and OSHA and be in proper working order to preclude hazard to person and premises. 7. Interruption of Utility Services: Contractor shall give adequate advance notice, not less than 72 hours minimum, to PG&E when interruptions of utility services to any existing facilities are anticipated. No interruption of utility services by the Contractor is permitted, unless approved by PG&E.