Truck Loaders Clause Samples

The 'Truck Loaders' clause defines the responsibilities and requirements related to personnel or equipment used for loading and unloading trucks in the context of a contract or agreement. Typically, this clause specifies who is responsible for providing truck loaders, outlines any necessary qualifications or safety standards, and may address liability for damage during loading operations. By clearly assigning duties and expectations, the clause helps prevent disputes over logistics and ensures efficient, safe handling of goods during transportation.
Truck Loaders. Truck loaders are responsible for the proper loading and unloading of trucks as required.
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Truck Loaders. With the exception of traveling professional road productions, truck loaders shall not be required for loading and unloading or trucks where: ● Such activities occur at the place of presentation; and ● The truck deck level and loading deck level are substantially equal; and ● The materials unloaded are taken directly to the stage or production area and can be unloaded without substantial additional lifting, lowering and other handling; and ● The set-up or strike crew of a production can perform these activities as a normal part of their set-up or strike duties. Carpentry and other shop workers can also perform loading and unloading of construction materials when such material is a function of their department.
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Truck Loaders. Any Truck with a deck height of 3’ (1 meter) or greater, without a lift gate, requires an additional (2) Truck Loaders.
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