Weighbridge definition

Weighbridge means any weighbridge either departmental weighbridge/s & or public weighbridge/s authorized by the company for weighment of gypsum/Selenite.
Weighbridge means any weighbridge either departmental lorry weighbridge/s & or public weighbridge/s authorized by the company for weighment of Limestone.

Examples of Weighbridge in a sentence

  • NOTE 2: Weighbridge certificates, receipts or dockets that clearly identify where waste has been deposited must be retained.

  • Cost of recoveries of steel will be on the basis of weight recorded on the approved Weigh-bridge challan irrespective of the method of measurement of steel on the works.

  • Employment in industry is growing by 6.3% yoy, which is faster than the real growth rate of GVA in the industry of 3.7%.

  • The penalty which shall be calculated as per the schedule of penalties shall be based on the reports generated by the VTMS/Weighbridge Management system.The payments to the work shall be evaluated on the basis of online reports generated in the VTMS/ Weighbridge Management system.

  • All broiler chickens the subject of this agreement shall be weighed over a Registered Weighbridge nominated by the Processor.


More Definitions of Weighbridge

Weighbridge means a weighbridge or weightometer verified under the National Measurement Act 1960 (Cth), as specified in Part 6A of Schedule 2.
Weighbridge means a weighbridge or weightometer certified under the Trade Measurement Act 1990 (Qld), as specified in Part 6A of Schedule 2.
Weighbridge means a weighbridge or weightometer certified under the Trade Measurement Xxx 0000, as specified in Part 6A of Schedule 2;
Weighbridge means a machine for weighing vehicles under this Act, and includes all its associated peripherals and software;
Weighbridge means a measuring instrument that —
Weighbridge means the electronic weighbridge capable of performing the operations specified in clause 6.3 (a).
Weighbridge means ameasuring instrument that is of a capacity of 3 tonnes or more and has one or more platforms by the use of which the measuring instrument is capable of determining the mass of a vehicle or of livestock.