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1. Limitation of Liability: Sets caps on indemnification amounts - used when parties want to limit potential financial exposure

2. Subcontractor Provisions: Include when the contractor may engage subcontractors, extending indemnification obligations

3. Intellectual Property Protection: Required when the contractor's work involves creation or use of intellectual property

4. Confidentiality Obligations: Include when contractor will have access to sensitive or proprietary information

5. Force Majeure: Add when parties want to address liability during extraordinary circumstances

6. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Include when parties prefer arbitration or mediation before litigation

7. Step-in Rights: Used in critical projects where client needs right to take over contractor's scope

8. Environmental Indemnities: Include for projects with potential environmental impacts or risks

1. Schedule A - Scope of Services: Detailed description of contractor's work and responsibilities

2. Schedule B - Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance types, coverage amounts, and provider requirements

3. Schedule C - Site Details: Information about work location(s) and site-specific requirements

4. Schedule D - Safety Procedures: Required safety protocols and procedures

5. Appendix 1 - Contractor's Licenses: Copies of relevant licenses and certifications

6. Appendix 2 - Form of Notice: Template for formal notices under the agreement

7. Appendix 3 - Incident Report Form: Standard form for reporting incidents or potential claims