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The scope covers de-silting station dams, disposing silt to designated waste disposal sites, vegetation removal, and handling oil spillages and foreign materials. 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Bookmark not defined.\nInvoicing and payment\t30\nContract change management\t31\nRecords of Defined Cost to be kept by the Contractor\t31\nInsurance provided by the Employer\t31\nTraining workshops and technology transfer\t31\nDesign and supply of Equipment\t31\nThings provided at the end of the service period for the Employer’s use\t31\nManagement of work done by Task Order\t32\nHealth and safety, the environment and quality assurance\t32\nHealth and safety risk management\t32\nEnvironmental constraints and management\t35\nQuality assurance requirements\t36\nProcurement\t37\nPeople\t37\nMinimum requirements of people employed\t37\nBBBEE and preferencing scheme\t37\nAccelerated Shared Growth Initiative – South Africa (ASGI-SA) 37\nSubcontracting\t38\nPreferred subcontractors  Error! Bookmark not defined.\nSubcontract documentation, and assessment of subcontract tenders\t38\nLimitations on subcontracting\t38\nAttendance on subcontractors\tError! Bookmark not defined.\nPlant and Materials\t38\nSpecifications\t38\nCorrection of defects\t38\nContractor’s procurement of Plant and Materials\t39\nTests and inspections before delivery\t39\nPlant & Materials provided “free issue” by the Employer\t39\nWorking on the Affected Property  Error! Bookmark not defined.\nEmployer’s site entry and security control, permits, and site regulations ..........Error! Bookmark not defined.\nPeople restrictions, hours of work, conduct and records\t40\nHealth and safety facilities on the Affected Property\t40\nEnvironmental controls, fauna & flora\t40\nCooperating with and obtaining acceptance of Others\t40\nRecords of Contractor’s Equipment\t40\nEquipment provided by the Employer\t40\nSite services and facilities\t40\nProvided by the Employer 40\nProvided by the Contractor\tError! Bookmark not defined.\nControl of noise, dust, water and waste \t41\n5.10\tHook ups to existing works .................................................................................Error! Bookmark not defined.\n5.11\tTests and inspections ..........................................................................................Error! Bookmark not defined.\nDescription of tests and inspections\tError! Bookmark not defined.\nMaterials facilities and samples for tests and inspections\tError! Bookmark not defined.\nList of drawings   41\nDrawings issued by the Employer \t41\nDescription of the service\nExecutive overview\nMajuba Power Station is situated in Mpumalanga between Volksrust and Amersfoort in Mpumalanga. Majuba is classified as a Zero Liquid Effluent Discharge station and are therefore bound not to spill any contaminated water into the environment. The station has pollution control dams to contain effluent runoffs from the dirty areas and raw water dam which contains water used for station water production. The station has the responsibility to maintain all the dams responsibility in good working condition. A scope of this contract  covers de-silting all station dams and  disposing silt on the allocated waste disposal sites, vegetation removal, oil spillages and any foreign materials inside the dams at certain intervals to ensure that they are being operated and maintained within design requirements. The intervals of this contract scope execution will be determined by the Employer as and when required. The station has a number of dams which  are clay lines and  in a process of lining ash dams. 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