Aprons definition

Aprons the concrete and steel structures spanning the Railway Premises adjacent to Warwick Road and Brompton Road in the locations shown for identification only coloured pink on drawing number [ ] including all supporting columns, beams, walls, piles, pile caps, other foundations and fire protection cladding lying beneath and supporting such structures;
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Examples of Aprons in a sentence

  • Aprons of a design approved by the Employer will be provided for use by store personnel involved in handling case stock.

  • Aprons and rubber gloves where specified as required by the Company will, when worn out on the job, be replaced at no cost to the employee.

  • A1 : 5 A2 : 3 A3 : 5 6 Aprons, including edge thickening, Cast in Panels on waterproofing.

  • Aprons will be provided for bargaining unit members who are not required to wear uniforms and do not receive a uniform allowance.

  • Aprons, gloves and sleeves made of plastic, plastic-coated or other approved material may be provided for employees who are required to handle creosote, creosoted poles or timber as a protection against ▇▇▇▇▇ or damage to clothing.

  • A1 : 5 A2 : 2 A3 : 4 6 Aprons, including edge thickening, Cast in Panels on waterproofing.

  • Fuel tenders are prohibited on Terminal Aircraft Aprons serviced by the fuel hydrant system except by separate authorization of AUTHORITY.

  • Aprons will be supplied to all grinders, and to squeezer moulders on request.

  • A1 : 5 A2 : 3 A3 : 2 A4 : 4 6 Aprons, including edge thickening, Cast in Panels on waterproofing.

  • The Authority hereby grants Affiliated Airline the right to use the Affiliated Airline Premises for the operation of Affiliated Airline’s aircraft and related passenger services on behalf of Airline at the Airport in the Terminal Complex and/or on Terminal Aircraft Aprons, subject to the terms and conditions of this Affiliate Agreement.