LADDER Sample Clauses

LADDER. A ladder is provided for the vertical routing of cable and waveguide. From the horizontal to vertical transition at the point where the bridge meets the tower to the point at which the cable or waveguide must leave the bridge to route to the antenna, all cable and waveguide is to be attached to the ladder in accordance with the recommendations of the manufacturer of the cable or waveguide. In lieu of a particular and specific recommendation from the manufacturer of the cable or waveguide, the recommendations of the latest version of Commscope Catalog for similar type cable or waveguide shall be considered to be the minimum acceptable standard. No cable or waveguide run shall be clamped, tied or in any way affixed to a run belonging to another agency or user. The use of tape, wire wrap, plastic ties, and similar material is not acceptable.
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LADDER. A job ladder consists of a series of overlapping classifications of increasing responsibility, which are related through a common body of work. Progression through the ladder is at an individual pace based on a demonstrated increase in qualifications, skills and abilities and is not based on available vacancies. Employees and the Company share responsibilityjointly for the upgrading of the necessary qualifications, skills and abilities. Environmental Control Environmental Analyst Environmental Analyst Technologist Design Ladder Designer Designer Draftsperson Draftsperson Technologist
LADDER. 13.1. A folding steel ladder shall be installed on the body. Position to be cooperatively determined during the design process but shall be opposite the brine tank. The lower step shall not be more than 18” above the ground. The ladder shall not contact the rear tires. The second step shall be approximately ½ the distance to the lower edge of the body. A grab handle shall be added to the outside of the headboard (on the same side as the ladder) to assist the operator to safely enter and exit the bump body. One step, at least 4” deep, shall be built into the body just above the lower rub rail. It shall be made of expanded metal or other open grated metal to shed ice and snow. Grab handles shall be positioned for “three point” entry and exit.

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