Common use of Definition of Caisson Worker Clause in Contracts

Definition of Caisson Worker. In the construc- tion of bridges, dams and other structures requiring cofferdams built of tight wood sheeting or steel sheet piles, only the excavation described below shall be classed as caisson work. First, that excavation which is more than fifteen (15) feet below the lowest general excavation in the cofferdam. Second, that excavation which is more than fifteen (15) feet below the river or stream bed. Caisson workers wages shall apply to work so classified.

Definition of Caisson Worker. In the construc- tion construction of bridges, dams and other structures requiring cofferdams cof- ferdams built of tight wood sheeting or steel sheet piles, only the excavation described below shall be classed as caisson work. First, that excavation which is more than fifteen (15) feet below the lowest general gen- eral excavation in the cofferdam. Second, that excavation exca- vation which is more than fifteen (15) feet below the river or stream bed. Caisson workers workers= wages shall apply to work so classified.

Definition of Caisson Worker. In the construc- tion construction of bridges, dams and other structures requiring cofferdams built of tight wood sheeting or steel sheet piles, only the excavation described below shall be classed as caisson work. First, that excavation which is more than fifteen (15) feet below the lowest general excavation in the cofferdam. Second, that excavation which is more than fifteen (15) feet below the river or stream bed. Caisson workers workers’ wages shall apply to work so classified.