Deck Sample Clauses

Deck number of masters retained in accordance with masters category seniority, and displaced masters transferred to mate category and any realignment of positions to be based on service seniority.

Deck. The Parties acknowledge that the original Deck was 10’ by 15’ in size, and that the current Deck is 12’ by 20’. The Parties further acknowledge that the Town has no record of a permit being issued for the expansion of the Deck. However, the Town believes that the Deck was expanded towards the water by approximately 2 +/- feet to align with the shoreland side of the dwelling in or around 1995, but acknowledges that the Deck expansion did not reduce the shortest existing non-conforming setback from the shore, and therefore could have been permitted when it was expanded. In light of the overall circumstances on the Property, the Town will not require removal of any portion of the Deck, provided that certain conditions are met as provided in Paragraph 8 below.

Deck. The uppermost complete deck exposed to weather and sea, which has permanent means of weathertight closing of all openings in the weather part thereof, and below which all openings in the sides of the vessel are fitted with permanent means of watertight closing. In a stepped deck vessel, the deck will be taken as the lowest line of the deck exposed to weather and its extension parallel to the highest part of the deck.

Deck. Two (2) pair of coveralls per year One (1) hard hat as required One Hundred Sixty Dollars (160.00) for season to go towards safety footwear and insulated weather gear. (Amount to be increased by per year. Sufficient supply of rubber boots, rain gear and proper work gloves which are to be left on board Engineering Three (3) pair of coveralls per year One (1) hard hat as required One Hundred Sixty Dollars (160.00) for season to go towards safety footwear and insulated weather gear. Amount to be increased by per year. Sufficient supply of rubber boots, rain gear and proper work gloves which are to be left on board ARTICLE HIRING SERVICES Effective the Start of the season, the Company agrees to pay to the Canadian Merchant Service Guild the sum of two dollars and ten cents ($2.10) per payroll day per position aboard the vessel to be remitted to the Xxxxxx Street, Unit Ontario not later than the fifteenth (15) of the following month. This amount will increase as follows: Two Dollars Fifteen cents ($2.15) effective January Two Dollars Twenty cents ($2.20) effective January Two Dollars Twenty-five cents ($2.25) effective January Two Dollars Thirty cents ($2.30) effective January ARTICLE SHORT PERIOD LAY-UPS When vessels are laid up for refit or other purposes for periods of six (6) days or less, officers will suffer no loss of pay, benefits or lay day accumulations. will not be laid off during such six (6) day periods.

Deck. The vessel shall have a xxxxxx bolt (or equivalent) 2 foot by 2 foot deck socket pattern (with no more than 1/8 deviation) that will be used to secure all craft and equipment to the deck for stowage and transit. The deck sockets shall be capable of securing craft and equipment in up to Sea State 8 conditions. The vessel must have sufficient deck strength to load and transport the following within the contiguous open deck space with no less than 5 feet of unobstructed walking space on at least three sides of the equipment: (1) One Standard Navy Double-Lock Recompression Chamber System (SNDLRCS) including an Air Supply Rack Assembly (ASRA): consists of a standard 20' x 8' x 8' ISO shipping container 25,000 lb. fully loaded. (2) One Dry Deck Shelter (DDS) Hanger Training System (25’x10’6”x10’4”) weighing up to 28,238. (3) One (1) Recompression Chamber Life Support Skid (RCLSS) (10ftx 8ft’, 14,000 lbs.) (4) One (1) Divers launch and recovery stage (man rated) (6ft x10ft x 8ft, 3500lbs manned) (5) Mission-specific support vans (four (4) 8’x8’x20’ MILVANs, weighing up to 30,000 lbs. each) (6) Six (6) Combat Rubber Raiding Craft (CRRCs) (Zodiac boats, models F470 and G4702.(12 ft. x 6 ft. x 2.5 ft., 300 lbs. each) (7) Four (4) 30HP outboard motors (165lbs each) (8) Two (2) 11 meter Rigid Hull Inflatable Boats (RIBs) (34’x 9’, 9,000 lbs. each) (9) Two (2) 11 meter RIB Cradles (34’ x 8’, 1500 lbs. each) (10) Four (4) spare 250 HP outboard motors stored in a manner to allow maintenance. (560lbs each) (11) Two (2) SDVs 12,000 lbs. each (26.5 ft. x 7.55 ft. x 5 ft.) (12) Two (2) SDV cradles. (32 ft. x 12ft x 1000lbs each) (13) Two (2) SDV Battery Charger in one MILVAN (8’x 8’, 6500 lbs.) (14) One (1) Air Compressor for Chamber Support and Scuba Charging (6’x 4’, approximately 2300 lbs.). (15) Two (2) Personal Water Craft (PWC) (13’ x 5’, 1500 lbs. each) (16) Two (2) Ready Service Locker (RSL) (5’ x 5’, 2000 lbs. each) (17) One (1) Dry Combat Submersible with cradle (DCS) (40’ x 10’ x 10’) (68,000 lbs. each) (18) All deck stored equipment shall be griped or stowed to support open ocean transit in up to Sea State 8 conditions.

Deck. A. The deck shall be full depth cast-in-place concrete.

Deck hatch cover wheel- 11pcs $ 16,000.00 Cleats assembly -60 pcs $ 20,000.00 Packing straights- 100 mtrs $ 10,000.00 Ropes hawser- 2 $ 4,000.00 Wires- 2 $ 1200.00 Submersible pp- 2 $ 800.00 Air assisted water washers (Combi-gun)-2 $ 3000.00 Air/electric deck scaling machines Rustibus:-2 $ 8000.00 Set of spray foam/chemical application equipment-1 $ 5000.00 Scaffolding -1 $ 5000.00 Sand blaster-1 $ 8000.00 Painting machine- 1 $ 8000.00 Greasing machine- 1 $ 1200.00 Deck Compressor - 1 $ 12,000.00 Miscellaneous cleaning tools: Ladders -2 $ 800.00 Brooms of various types-15 $ 250.00 Brushes of assorted sizes -20 $ 250.00 Squeezees - 4 $ 200.00 Shovels -6 $ 400.00 Scrapers of different widths-20 $ 200.00 Extension poles or man-helpers-1 $ 600.00 Safety gear: Complete sets of protective clothing (chemical suits)-10 $ 8000.00 Fall arrest gear (safety harnesses-2 pcs, belts and the like- 4pcs $ 600.00

Deck i) Number of Masters retained in accordance with Masters category seniority, and ii) Displaced Masters transferred to Mate category and any realignment of position to be based on service seniority. Engineering The above sequence shall apply similarly to Engineers with the divisions being First (1st) (Chief) Engineer and Second (2nd)/Third (3rd) Engineer.

Deck. 1. Food is absolutely prohibited at all times on the deck and pool areas. Beverages are permitted only in the designated area behind the line on the west deck. 2. Pool furniture may not be placed in either pool or onto the coping stone areas at any time (the chairs damage them). 3. Radios or recorders are not permitted in the pool area. However, headsets are permitted in the deck area. 4. Street shoes are not permitted on the lower deck of the pool area. 5. Foot showers must be used when entering the pool area from the grassy areas.

Deck. (a) The deck shall be of integral closed hull-deck assembly constructed as per classification society rules with PVC/PUF foam encapsulated FRP construction. A heavy duty washable Anti-Skid Mat of marine standard be fastened/ pasted on top of deck floor. An ‘Engine well/ Bilge Sump’ shall be made below the OBM mount. Additionally, a watertight ‘Battery Compartment’ shall be made beneath deck, if batteries cannot be housed inside command console.