Mechanical Operations Clause Samples
The Mechanical Operations clause defines the rules and responsibilities related to the use, maintenance, and operation of mechanical equipment or systems within a project or facility. It typically outlines who is authorized to operate machinery, the required safety protocols, and the standards for regular maintenance and inspections. For example, it may specify that only certified personnel can operate certain equipment or that all machinery must be inspected before use. The core function of this clause is to ensure safe and efficient operation of mechanical systems, thereby minimizing the risk of accidents, equipment failure, and associated liabilities.
Mechanical Operations. The process of felling, skidding, chipping, shredding, piling, log processing and/or yarding which requires the use of motorized power which includes, chainsaws, chippers, motorized carriages, masticators, stroke delimbers, skidders etc. Specific equipment requirements and fire precautionary measures are shown in the following table and in C7.22#:
Mechanical Operations. The process of felling, skidding, chipping, shredding, masticating, piling, log processing and/or yarding which requires the use of motorized power which includes, chainsaws, chippers, motorized carriages, masticators, stroke delimbers, skidders , dozers etc.
Mechanical Operations. 31 5.6.6 Ship 32 6 — LAUNCH BASE OPERATIONS 1
Mechanical Operations. The process of felling, skidding, chipping, shredding, piling, log processing and/or yarding which requires the use of motorized power which includes, chainsaws, chippers, motorized carriages, masticators, stroke delimbers, skidders etc. Specific equipment requirements and fire precautionary measures are shown in the following table and in K- H.2.2#: K-H.2# - SPECIFIED FIRE PRECAUTIONS. (06/2012) Contractor or a designated Contractor’s Representative shall certify compliance with specific Contract and California Public Resources Code (CPRC) fire precautionary measures in H.1 Plans, K-H.2# and K-H.2.2#. Certification shall be provided prior to starting operations during Fire Precautionary Period and shall be updated as needed. Listing of specific fire precautionary measures in the following subsections is not intended to relieve Contractor in any way from compliance with State fire laws covering fire prevention and suppression equipment applicable to Contractor's Operations. Upon request of Forest Service, Contractor shall permit and assist in periodic testing and inspection of required fire equipment. The following definitions shall apply to H.2# and K-H.2.2#: