RIGGING Sample Clauses

RIGGING. If rigging is not part of Equipment, Customer is required to provide any and all rigging to be used with the Equipment including, but not limited to, chokers, slings, straps, chains, hooks, spreaders, fittings, rope or wire. Customer and the Lift Director assume the responsibility for the method of rigging, the condition of the rigging, the condition and use of any lifting lugs and hereby guaranties that those agents, servants and employees involved in the rigging of any load shall be, at all times, through education, training, experience, skill and physical fitness, as necessary, be competent and capable to perform the functions they are assigned.
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RIGGING. Hirer must ensure that any rigging within the Centre is performed or supervised by the Centre’s licensed rigger.
RIGGING. The Customer shall ensure the rigging area provides free access for deliveries and that the area is readily flattened, compressed, with sufficient load bearing capacity and cleared at the agreed time. This includes snow. The Customer is responsible for safety and fencing off the rigging area during rigging. Any costs related to the closing of roads/sidewalks, signs etc. shall be charged to the Customer. Access to hoists or cranes for loading of equipment and any accessories shall be provided by the Customer. If the area for loading and unloading is situated more than 8 meters from the rigging area, costs for mobile crane may apply. Power, water and drains must be provided up to a deployment area according to the Cramo’s instructions. The water supply pressure must not exceed 5.5 bar. Any damage due to subsidence is the liability of the Customer.
RIGGING. All rigging plans must be submitted to OCFEC for review and approval. Rigging approval is subject to facility engineering capacity/integrity. Approval is not guaranteed. State Engineering Stamp is required for all rigging plans.
RIGGING. The Department reserves for itself, or its assigned contractor, the sole right to provide rigging services to Client.
RIGGING. For all events in the ballrooms, meeting rooms, Arena, 200 level of ACC North, and, when exhibits are not present, within the Exhibit Halls of the Convention Center and 100 level of ACC North it is the exclusive responsibility of PSAV to provide all rigging installations and attachments to the structural steel or fixed rigging grid. All rigging hardware (wire rope, shackles, etc.), including the motors, must be supplied exclusively by PSAV. PSAV will provide a lift, if required, and charges for any lift rental will be passed on to client at cost or with no more than a 10% administrative mark up. Any lifts used to perform such services are required to have non-marking tires or vinyl tape covering for wheels. The labor and equipment required for such work shall be billed to the tenant or other clientele in accordance with the approved rate schedule. ANAHEIM has installed a fixed-point grid rigging system in the Arena, ballrooms and 200 level of ACC North. All rigging conducted in the Arena is done using lift- supported measures, from the fixed points. No rigging may be done outside of a boom or scissor lift. No temporary points may be installed without the express written consent of ANAHEIM. PSAV will be responsible for maintaining and servicing the fixed grid system in the Arena, ballrooms and 200 level of ACC North. ANAHEIM will be charged f o r the “actual costs” of performing any and all work maintenance and repair work on the system. PSAV will be responsible for ensuring that only lift-supported rigging is performed in the Arena, ballrooms and meeting rooms, in conjunction with all exclusive points. PSAV will ensure only stamped and rated materials are used when supporting overhead rigging. Materials will be deemed stamped and rated only if their lot number can be traced, or if their origin can otherwise be determined to be of a reputable and reliable source. For any rigging associated with concerts to be held in the Arena, the fee per point charge may be eliminated at the discretion of the Executive Director. PSAV is required to initiate and maintain a rigging plot for exhibit floors and ballrooms, meeting rooms and the Arena to indicate the location of fixed points available for tenants or other clientele. PSAV is also responsible for regular, routine and periodic inspections and certifications of all rigging points and placement of equipment to insure integrity and safe operations. Whenever rigging points are in use, PSAV shall provide Commercial Gen...
RIGGING. Insofar as practicable, needed rigging shall be slung on stumps or trees designated for cutting.
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RIGGING. The over stage and front of house lighting bars are the only flown structures in the venue. None of the lighting bars are appropriate for rigging to facilitate the flying of people. There are no rigging points from the ceiling and due to the heritage nature of the building, no access is possible to the gantry through the ceiling.
RIGGING. For all events in the ballrooms, meeting rooms, Arena, and, when exhibits are not present, within the Exhibit Halls of the Convention Center it is the exclusive responsibility of PSAV to provide all rigging installations and attachments to the structural steel or fixed rigging grid. All rigging hardware (wire rope, shackles, etc.), including the motors, must be supplied exclusively by PSAV. PSAV will provide a lift, if required, and charges for any lift rental will be passed on to client at cost or with no more than a 10% administrative xxxx up. Any lifts used to perform such services are required to have non-marking tires or vinyl tape covering for wheels. The labor and equipment required for such work shall be billed to the tenant or other clientele in accordance with the approved rate schedule. ANAHEIM has installed a fixed-point grid rigging system in the Arena. All rigging conducted in the Arena is done using lift-supported measures, from the fixed points. No rigging may be done outside of a boom or scissor lift. No temporary points may be installed without the express written consent of ANAHEIM. PSAV will be responsible for maintaining and servicing the fixed grid system in the Arena and ballrooms. ANAHEIM will be charged only with the “actual costs” of performing any and all work maintenance and repair work on the system. PSAV will be responsible for ensuring that only lift-supported rigging is performed in the Arena, ballrooms and meeting rooms, in conjunction with all exclusive points. PSAV will ensure only stamped and rated materials are used when supporting overhead rigging. Materials will be deemed stamped and rated only if their lot number can be traced, or if their origin can otherwise be determined to be of a reputable and reliable source. For any rigging associated with concerts to be held in the Arena, the fee per point charge may be eliminated at the discretion of the Executive Director. PSAV is required to initiate and maintain a rigging plot for exhibit floors and ballrooms, meeting rooms and the Arena to indicate the location of fixed points available for tenants or other clientele. PSAV is also responsible for regular, routine and periodic inspections and certifications of all rigging points and placement of equipment to insure integrity and safe operations. Whenever rigging points are in use, PSAV shall provide Commercial General Liability insurance with a minimum coverage amount of $2,000,000, combined single limit, naming tenant or...
RIGGING. 4.1 All hoisting equipment, slings and spreader bars are to be certified, and records are to be maintained on a scheduled basis. Always check to know the actual weight, and utilize the appropriate slings for the lift. 4.2 Know the proper hand signals and designate one signalman to eliminate confusion. 1. Know proper use of chain falls, come-a-longs, chokers, shackles and clamps. 2. Never raise a load over people 3. TAG LINES are required to control load. a. Tag lines are to control loads and keep people away from lifts made by mechanical equipment. b. Do not wrap tag line around your hands or body.
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