Gangway definition

Gangway means the space provided for obtaining access from any entrance to the passengers’ seats or from any such seat to an exit other than an emergency exit, but excluding a staircase and any space in front of a seat which is required only for the use of passengers occupying that seat or a seat in the same row of seats;

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Gangway means the space providing access by passengers from any seat or row of seats to any other seat or row of seats or to any access passage from or to any service door or intercommunication staircase and any area for standing passengers; it does not include:

Gangway means the space providing access by passengers from any seat or row of seats or each special area for wheelchair users to any other seat or row of seats or each special area for wheelchair users or to any access passage from or to any service door or intercommunication staircase and any area for standing passengers; it does not include: 2.15.1. The space extending 300 mm in front of any seat, except where a sideways- facing seat is situated above a wheel arch, in which case this dimension may be reduced to 225 mm (see Annex 4, Figure 25); 2.15.2. The space above the surface of any step or staircase (except where the surface of the step is contiguous with that of a gangway or access passageway); or 2.15.3. Any space which affords access solely to one seat or row of seats or a facing pair of transverse seats or row of seats.

Examples of Gangway in a sentence

Gangway watchmen and fire watchmen to be for the Owners’ account unless compulsory in which case the cost to be for the Charterers’ account, unless watchmen from vessel’s crew are sufficient and may be used.
Gangway watch is considered a work period as defined in the four period rule, except for the period that the vessel is leaving.
An additional Integrated Rating will be engaged as a Gangway watch for security purposes.
In case of bareboat charter, the client is fully responsible for vessel during charter ( depth control, using proper fuel, maintaining water and electricity levels) Gangway also called ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, cannot be used for jumping into the sea, and any damages for this reason will be covered by the client.
Transient boats shall comply with all, rules and regulations and policies governing the use of Indian Cove ▇▇▇▇▇, a copy of which is posted at entrance to Gangway and/or Fish Station.

More Definitions of Gangway

Gangway means the space providing access to passengers from any seat or row of seats to another seat or to any access passage; it does not include:

Gangway means the space provided for obtaining access from any entrance to the passengers’ seats or from any such seat to an exit other than an emergency exit, but does not include a staircase or any space in front of a seat or row of seats which is required only for the use of passengers occupying the seat or row of seats;

Gangway means the space providing access by passengers from any seat or row of seats to any other seat or row of seats or to any access passage from or to any service door; it does not include: 2.14.1. the space required to accommodate the feet of seated passengers; 2.14.2. the space above the surface of any step or staircase; or 2.14.3. any space which affords access solely to one seat or to one row of seats.

Gangway means a defined passageway between a metal melting unit and a metal pouring area; (“passage”)

Gangway. - A ramp-like or stair-like means to board or leave a vessel including accommodation ladders, gang- planks and brows.

Gangway means any passage or walkway within the Centre;

Gangway means a variable slope structure intended to provide pedestrian access between a fixed pier or shore and a floating structure.