Loading/Unloading. Any fee for loading the Heavy Equipment onto the vehicle that shall be used to transport the Heavy Equipment, and/or for unloading the Heavy Equipment once it has reached the intended destination.
Loading/Unloading. Loss or damage caused with or by a load whilst loading or unloading a motor vehicle.
Loading/Unloading o If BTIC-Big Tic Inc d/b/a Big T Moving & Delivery is only providing loading or unloading services, we are not responsible for any damages which may occur in transporting the customer’s belongings and is released of all liability after loading the truck prior to unloading. We are only responsible for items in our immediate care, custody and control. ❖
Loading/Unloading. 13.1 It is the Customer’s responsibility and expense to provide all loading facilities and Labour for the loading and unloading for goods and to ensure that entire consignments are loaded and that no goods are left behind or carried in error and the carrier shall be deemed to have performed the full carriage.
Loading/Unloading. Unless otherwise indicated on the first page of the Rental Agreement, Lessee is responsible for transport of the Equipment from the Rocrents’ Store to the Job Site, and its return to the Rocrents Store at the end of the rental period. If Lessee is responsible for transport, Lessee acknowledges that it is Lessee's responsibility to secure the Equipment on Lessee's transport vehicle. The Lessee may request the Rocrents’ employees to assist in the loading of the Equipment. If such assistance is provided, Lessee agrees to assume the risk of, hold Rocrents harmless from, and defend Rocrents against any losses (including but not limited to property damage and personal injury) which might result from such loading and unloading and at all times when the Equipment is in Lessee's possession. ROCRENTS DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WITH RESPECT TO WHETHER THE EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN LOADED IN A SAFE AND SECURE MANNER ONTO LESSEE’S TRANSPORT VEHICLE. Lessee also acknowledges that if has inspected the trailer coupling mechanisms and safety chain before leaving Rocrents' premises and the same is in good working order and condition. Lessee agrees to maintain the trailer coupling mechanism and safety chain in good working order and condition, and to inspect the same periodically, but not less than every 250 miles.
Loading/Unloading. Delivery: Labour to load and unload shall be the responsibility of, and at the cost of, the Consignor.
Loading/Unloading. When applicable, the selected bidder will need to provide laborers to perform loading/unloading services.
Loading/Unloading. The loading area to be used is accessible from I Street and is located in the center of the Building. Note the requirements of Section 6, below, applying to the use of the loading dock/loading area.
Loading/Unloading. The Customer is responsible for, and must supply appropriate labour, processes and/or machinery for, loading the Goods at the Sender’s premises and unloading the Goods at the Receiver’s premises. This includes the use of appropriate loading/unloading exclusion zones for use by Border Express drivers.
Loading/Unloading. 4.2.1 Loading Plan Each wagon should have a loading plan/method statement which has been provided by a responsible representative of the touring manager. This information, accompanied by a risk assessment for the load, should ideally be sent to the resident manager prior to the production arriving at the venue. The loading information and risk assessment will be available to, and understood by the relevant venue representative before any unloading or loading takes place.
