Tower Cranes Sample Clauses

Tower Cranes. (a) In order to maximise the continuity and security of employment for Employees and to ensure that the Employer’s equipment is operated only by qualified, experienced and capable persons, the Employer agrees that in relation to the operation of tower cranes all tower cranes which are hired out by the Employer (or by an associated entity of the Employer), and which are capable of being operated by Employees of the Employer shall be supplied with a suitably qualified crane crew who are current Employees of the Employer for the duration of the hire period.
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Tower Cranes. The assembling and dismantling of all material and tower cranes shall be the work of employees covered herein.
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Tower Cranes. (a) In order to maximise the continuity and security of employment for Employees and to capable persons, the Employer agrees that in relation to the operation of tower cranes all tower cranes which are hired out by the Employer (or by an associated entity of the Employer), and which are capable of being operated by Employees of the Employer shall be supplied with a suitably qualified crane crew who are current Employees of the Employer for the duration of the hire period.
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Tower Cranes. 1. Manufacturer’s specification regarding design, erection, operation, and safety must be available onsite.
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Tower Cranes. 20.1 Prior to the erection of any crane on the Site the jib of which will oversail the airspace of adjoining land full details of the craneage to be used together with a general arrangement plan showing the proposed siting and relevant radii of the jib or jibs shall be submitted to the Council for approval (such approval not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed).
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Tower Cranes. A crane having a revolving boom with counterweight mounted on a vertical mast or tower.
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