OVERHEAD CRANES. When Ironworkers are performing work in or about overhead crane rails and the cranes are actively in operation, one (1) or more Ironworkers shall be provided, in a suitable location, to serve as safetymen for the protection of the workmen.
OVERHEAD CRANES. Lessor and Lessee agree that the Lessee shall be allowed to use the overhead cranes within the leased Premises at no additional charge and that Lessee shall move three (3) additional cranes located in adjacent premises into the Premises as soon as possible. Lessee agrees to maintain, repair or replace the cranes as needed during the term of the Lease. Lessee shall hold the Lessor harmless and defend Lessor from any liability or damages to person or property caused by Lessee's operation of said overhead cranes. The Lessee further agrees that the overhead cranes are being provided without any warranties or representations of any kind from the Lessor or its agents, including but not limited to the operational condition, the functionality, the capacity, and the safety of the cranes.
OVERHEAD CRANES. Journeymen employees operating overhead cranes shall work in this capacity for periods of no less than four (4) hours. The periods shall be 8:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. and 12:30 P.M. until 4:30
OVERHEAD CRANES. The contractor will perform annual inspections of all overhead cranes and hoists as required by a certified inspector. Repair, maintain, or replace cranes and hoists as needed and provide necessary load testing to maintain certifications. Non-routine or major repairs will be planned and conducted under contract modification. Roads: Repair and maintain all project roads, road shoulders, parking areas, and associated drainage structures. Repair and maintenance include paving, resurfacing, grading and performing other needed repairs and improvements. Fill and repair sunken areas, cracks and potholes in asphalt pavement. Pull road ditches as necessary to facilitate water runoff. Grade unpaved roads to remove potholes, gullies, and to correct erosion problems. Xxxx xxxxxx, crushed stone, and asphalt pavement will be added to roads and parking areas as needed. Re-stripe faded parking stripes and symbols. Layout and new stripping may be required. Drainage Structures: Drainage structures will be routinely inspected, maintained, repaired, or replaced as needed. There are a number of drainage structures comprised of grouted concrete, riprap, steel pipe and grassed xxxxxx to control water movement that are not in association with a road system. All drainage structures will be kept free of vegetative debris and sediment. Culverts in recreation areas need to be cleared/cleaned at least annually. Buoys: The contractor will use government furnished equipment to replace, remove, relocate or reposition buoys or buoy lines at swimming beaches, upstream and downstream of Locks and Dams, at 4 jetties at the Xxxxxxx railroad bridge, and on jetties on the lower Alabama River, and other areas. The contractor will supply all buoys and materials. Approximately 134 buoys will be replaced each year. The warning buoys above and below spillways are frequently moved or lost as a result of high water. The government’s floating plant is often available to assist setting anchors or moving buoys above spillways on the BWT system. However, the water is normally too shallow below spillways for the floating plant. Also, the floating plant is rarely available on the Alabama River. In those cases, the contractor will utilize trailerable vessels to set the anchors and buoys.
OVERHEAD CRANES. 17.1. At the expiration or earlier termination of the Term, Landlord shall purchase from Tenant, for a purchase price of $1.00, any overhead cranes located on the Premises as of the date hereof which are acquired by Tenant pursuant to the Asset Purchase Agreement (as defined below).
