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1. Mutual Indemnification: Used when both parties are providing reciprocal hold harmless protection to each other

2. Third Party Claims: Include when there's a significant likelihood of third-party claims affecting the agreement

3. Limitation of Liability: Add when parties want to cap the maximum liability under the agreement

4. Force Majeure: Include for long-term agreements or when external events could significantly impact obligations

5. Dispute Resolution: Add when parties want to specify alternative dispute resolution methods like mediation or arbitration

6. Severability: Include in complex agreements to ensure partial invalidity doesn't void the entire agreement

7. Assignment: Add when transfer of rights needs to be restricted or permitted under specific conditions

1. Schedule A - Covered Activities: Detailed list of specific activities or circumstances covered by the hold harmless provision

2. Schedule B - Insurance Requirements: Detailed specifications of required insurance coverage, limits, and types

3. Schedule C - Excluded Claims: List of specific claims or circumstances explicitly excluded from the hold harmless protection

4. Appendix 1 - Incident Report Form: Standard form for reporting incidents that may trigger the hold harmless provision

5. Appendix 2 - Notice Requirements: Detailed procedures and contact information for required notices under the agreement