Hoists. Landlord reserves the right to erect and/or maintain a hoist, hoists or staging, at any time or from time to time before and after the Commencement Date for purposes of reconstructing or repairing the Premises and the Building or complying with legal requirements or making necessary repairs, which hoists shall be attached to the Building.
Hoists. No employee shall ride any hoist or elevator unless designated as a personnel carrying hoist approved by certificate of inspection from the recognized governmental certifying authority.
Hoists. Boat Owner may install an approved hoist for the Slip (e.g. Poly Lift or Float Air Hoists) if the type of hoist is approved in advance by the State; the hoist is installed by a professional, insured installer; the installation will not remove any part of or damage the Slip; and the power unit of the hoist is installed on the finger of the dock adjacent to Boat Owner’s Slip (i.e. not in the walkway).
Hoists. Except small electric drill winches regardless of the horsepower used for Hoisting Materials shall be operated by employees in the Bargaining Unit. Where four (4) or more of the electric winches are used on the job, an Engineer shall be employed to cover them and an additional Engineer for each four (4) thereafter. It is understood that one (1) automatic reciprocating hoist used on buildings not over fifty feet (50’) in height above the grade line, said fifty (50’) feet to be exclusive of penthouse, parapet wall or chimney above the roof, shall not require an Engineer. If more than one Automatic Hoist is used on the same building or a group of buildings, then one Engineer shall be employed for the first two (2), three (3), four (4), or five (5) hoists, as the case may be, and thereafter an Engineer shall be employed for each five (5) additional hoists, portion thereof. On all automatic hoists over fifty feet (50’) in height, as described, an Engineer must be utilized.
Hoists. Section 1 is extended to cover the insured for loss during the period of insurance to hydraulic rams and hoists permanently attached to the insured vehicle, caused by mechanical breakdown or mechanical failure. The cover provided by this extension does not apply if the mechanical breakdown or mechanical failure is caused by wear and tear. Section 1: Exclusions, ‘D – Vehicle Parts’, does not apply to this extension. The most we will pay under this extension for any one event is the limit shown in the Limits and Excesses section. The excess:
Hoists. During any construction being performed at the Building, Tenant agrees that Landlord may leave functioning a construction hoist or hoists on the outside of the Building for an indefinite period of time which may continue beyond the Commencement Date, that the existence of such hoist(s) shall not affect the Commencement Date, and that certain windows on floors adjacent to the hoist towers(s) may be temporairly closed off. Landlord shall have no liability to Tenant because of the continuted presence of the hoist(s) and hoist towers(s) herein referred to. No deliveries shall be made from the hoist tower(s) through the Premises after the Commencement Date.
Hoists. Section 1 covers mechanical breakdown or mechanical failure of any hoists or hydraulic rams permanently attached to the insured vehicle, where such failure or breakdown is not due to wear and tear. The maximum the Insurer will pay any one accident is the amount specified in the schedule. Exclusion 1.3 does not apply to this extension.
Hoists. (I) From and after the Possession Date, Landlord shall provide Tenant access to the hoists, subject to and in accordance with this Section 4.01(c). The hoists shall remain available for Tenant’s use until at least one of the Building freight elevators serving the Premises is operational and available for use by Tenant in lieu of the hoists. Tenant shall have the right to a pro rata allocation of usage of the hoists during Business Hours on Business Days for deliveries of materials and equipment, subject to Landlord’s absolute priority in using the hoists for the performance of the Base Building Work during Business Hours on Business Days. Tenant shall also have the right to a reasonable allocation of reserved usage of the hoists for such deliveries on a “first to reserve” basis during times other than Business Hours on Business Days. All such usage of the hoists shall be subject to Landlord’s non-discriminatory procedures for the allocation or reservation of use of the hoists. So long as Landlord is operating the hoists during Business Hours on Business Days, Tenant’s use of such hoists during Business Hours on Business Days shall be at no cost to Tenant. If Landlord is no longer operating one or more of the hoists, but such hoist(s) has not yet been removed, Tenant may use such hoist during Business Hours and on Business Days at Tenant’s cost (as prorated among the tenants if more than one tenant is using the hoists at a particular time). Tenant shall pay for the use of the hoists at Landlord’s actual cost for such service plus a Landlord fee and overhead charge of 5% of such costs. Tenant shall pay its proportionate share of the cost (as prorated among the tenants and/or Landlord if more than one tenant and/or Landlord is using the Hoists at a particular time) of any use of the hoists during times other than Business Hours on Business Days. The Hoist Impacted Area Work (as hereinafter defined) shall be Substantially Completed by Landlord, at Landlord’s sole cost and expense, no later than December 31, 2018, it being agreed that Tenant’s sole and exclusive remedy for Landlord’s failure to Substantially Complete the Hoist Impacted Area Work on or before December 31, 2018 is set forth in sub-clause (II) below.
Hoists. Subcontractor shall provide at its expense all hoisting for Subcontractor’s Work.
Hoists i. The Hoist shall be available to Tenant during the period (the “Hoist Term”) commencing on the earliest Segment Delivery Date and ending on the later of (x) the one hundred eighty-first (181st) day after said earliest Segment Delivery Date and (y) the Freight Elevator Operation Date.
