Operation of Lift Sample Clauses

Operation of Lift. 3.1 The mode of operation of the passenger/materials lift shall be at the discretion of Management, but there shall be landings at intervals of not more than four (4) storey levels. Subject to sub-clause 3.3, an employee would not be required to walk either up or down more than two (2) floors within the range of the lift, or more than four (4) floors within the range of the lift. 3.2 When the building has risen so that the formwork exceeds floors above the lift travel, the lift travel shall be extended. 3.3 If mechanical or power failure puts the passengers/materials lift out of action, Management must endeavour to correct the failure as soon as possible and have the passengers/materials lift back in use. During such temporary stoppage of the passengers/ materials lift, the employees are expected to walk to their place of work to a maximum of four (4) levels to work in their respective classification, and no industrial action or dispute should take place. 3.4 When lifts are also used to carry materials, preference must be given to the transporting of employees at the starting, finishing and lunch times. Starting times of various Trades may be staggered by agreement to avoid lift congestion at starting and finishing times. 3.5 Should a crane or cranes on a building not be able to operate (eg., because of wind or mechanical failure), employees will continue to work to a maximum of four (4) levels above the range of the lift, provided that the appropriate emergency service is satisfied that it is capable of being able to provide first aid attendance, and removal if necessary, to/of any employee on any section of the project without the use of the crane/s.
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Operation of Lift. 50.1 During temporary stoppage of the passengers/materials lift, the employees are expected to walk to their place of work to a maximum of four (4) levels to work in their respective classification, and no industrial action or dispute should take place. 50.2 In accordance with the intention of clause 50.1, if there is a temporary stoppage of passengers/materials transport on an underground tunnel or road project, the employees are expected to walk to their place of work up to the equivalent of four (4) levels or approximately twelve (12) metres (for example: walking up/down vertical flights of stairs or between elevated work platforms) to work in their respective classification, and no industrial action or dispute should take place.
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Operation of Lift. 3.1 The mode of operation of the passenger/materials lift shall be at the discretion of Management, but there shall be landings at intervals of not more than four (4) storey levels. Subject to sub-clause 3.3, an employee would not be required to walk either up or down more than two (2) floors within the range of the lift, or more than four (4) floors within the range of the lift. 3.2 When the building has risen so that the formwork exceeds floors above the lift travel, the lift travel shall be extended. 3.3 If mechanical or power failure puts the passengers/materials lift out of action, Management must endeavour to correct the failure as soon as possible and have the passengers/materials lift back in use. During such temporary stoppage of the passengers/ materials lift, the employees are expected to walk to their place of work to a maximum of four (4) levels to work in their respective classification, and no industrial action or dispute should take place.
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Operation of Lift. During temporary stoppage of the passengers/materials lift, the employees are expected to walk to their place of work to a maximum of four (4) levels to work in their respective classification, and no industrial action or dispute should take place.
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Operation of Lift. (a) The mode of operation of the passenger/materials lift will be at the discretion of management, but there will be landings at intervals of not more than four (4) storey levels. Subject to clause 2.3(c) of this Appendix, an Employee will not be required to walk either up or down more than two (2) floors within the range of the lift, or more than four (4) floors outside the range of the lift. (b) When the building has risen so that the formwork exceeds floors above the lift travel, the lift travel will be extended. (c) If mechanical or power failure puts the passenger/materials lift(s) out of action, management must endeavour to correct the failure as soon as possible and have the passenger/materials lift(s)back in use. During such temporary stoppage of the passenger/materials lift(s), the Employees are expected to walk to their place of work to a maximum of four (4) levels to work in their respective classification, and no industrial action or dispute shall take place. (d) When lifts are also used to carry materials, preference must be given to the transporting of Employees at starting, finishing and break times. Starting time of various trades may be staggered through consultation between the Employer and Union Delegate to avoid lift congestion at starting and finishing times. (e) Should a crane or cranes on a building not be able to operate (e.g. because of wind or mechanical failure), Employees will continue to work a maximum of four (4) levels above the range of the lift, provided that the appropriate emergency service is satisfied that it is capable of being able to provide first aid attendance, and removal (if necessary) to/of any Employee on any section of the project without the use of the crane(s). (f) Subject to the provisions of the WHS Act, the lift driver(s) will remain on site to operate the lift to carry passengers.
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Operation of Lift. 3.1 The mode of operation of the passenger/materials lift shall be at the discretion of Management, but there shall be landings at intervals of not more than four
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Operation of Lift. The mode of operation of the passenger/materials lift shall be at the discretion of Management, but there shall be landings at intervals of not more than four (4) storey levels. Subject to sub- clause 3.3, an employee would not be required to walk either up or down more than two (2) floors within the range of the lift, or more than four (4) floors within the range of the lift.
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