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1. Insurance Requirements: Required when parties need to maintain specific insurance coverage to support their indemnification obligations

2. Specific Activity Provisions: Used when the agreement relates to specific activities or projects that need detailed treatment

3. Third Party Rights: Needed when the indemnification extends to affiliated parties or when third party rights need to be addressed

4. Force Majeure: Added when parties want to address how extraordinary events affect indemnification obligations

5. Confidentiality: Required when the performance of activities involves exchange of confidential information

6. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Added when parties prefer specific dispute resolution mechanisms like arbitration

7. Survival Clause: Used when certain obligations need to survive the termination of the agreement

1. Schedule A - Scope of Activities: Detailed description of activities or operations covered by the hold harmless agreement

2. Schedule B - Specific Indemnification Scenarios: List of specific scenarios and how they are treated under the agreement

3. Schedule C - Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance requirements including types of coverage and minimum limits

4. Schedule D - Notice Requirements and Procedures: Detailed procedures for claim notifications and handling

5. Appendix 1 - Contact Information: Contact details for notices and claim submissions

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