Heavy Weights Sample Clauses

The "Heavy Weights" clause establishes specific rules or restrictions regarding the use, handling, or transportation of items that exceed a certain weight threshold. In practice, this clause may require parties to use specialized equipment, adhere to safety protocols, or obtain prior approval before moving or storing heavy objects. Its core function is to mitigate risks associated with heavy items, such as property damage or personal injury, by ensuring that all parties are aware of and comply with necessary precautions.
Heavy Weights. The employer and Union agree that packages weighing over seventy (70) pounds or thirty-two (32) kg will be handled safely and according to proper methods as prescribed in the Heavy Weight Service Policy. As per the terms of the Policy, employees may request assistance from the Company and/or customer to handle such packages.
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Heavy Weights. (a) No male employee shall be required to pull, drag or push more than 0.5 tonne provided that this subclause shall not apply to any truck on rails not to any truck fitted with ball or roller bearings. (b) No female employee shall be required to lift or carry more than 13 kgs. (c) No male employee shall be required to lift or carry excessive weights. Any dispute about what constitutes "excessive weights" shall be considered through the disputes procedure.
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