Crane beam and mechanical crane Sample Clauses

Crane beam and mechanical crane. The Contractor is required to design and construct a crane beam to meet all lifting requirements, which includes supporting all mechanical crane loads and movements. These loads are to be accommodated by the relevant foundations and supports provided in the slurry pump house
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