ENGINEER AND OILER Clause Samples

The 'ENGINEER AND OILER' clause defines the roles, responsibilities, and requirements for the engineer and oiler positions on a vessel or within a project. It typically outlines the qualifications needed, the scope of duties such as maintenance, operation of machinery, and routine inspections, and may specify reporting lines or working hours. By clearly delineating these expectations, the clause ensures that essential technical and maintenance tasks are properly managed, reducing the risk of equipment failure and promoting operational safety and efficiency.
ENGINEER AND OILER. (A) Oiler: An oiler shall be assigned to cranes and derricks with a lifting capacity of over one hundred (100) ton (manufacturers’ rated capacity). It is agreed the manufacturers’ rated capacity to mean: The lifting capacity shown at its minimum lifting distance from center pin, with the tracks or outriggers fully extended, with the minimum amount of boom, and with the maximum amount of counterweight on and extended, maximum amount of sheaves and lagging, for the machine’s maximum lifting capacity.
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ENGINEER AND OILER start-up tIMe: The engineer and oiler shall start work one-half (½) hour before the regular shift to oil, grease, start machines, safety inspection, or other work to be performed .
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ENGINEER AND OILER specIal type proJects: On all atomic, nuclear, gas and steam power plants, hydro-electric plants, petro-chemical/refinery, defense plants, earth dams, river flood control projects, an engineer and oiler shall be assigned to all derricks, pile drivers, boring rigs, backhoe (excavators) 130,000 lbs .
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