Crane Operators Sample Clauses
The 'Crane operators' clause defines the requirements and responsibilities related to personnel operating cranes on a project site. Typically, it specifies that only qualified and certified individuals are permitted to operate cranes, and may outline necessary training, safety protocols, and compliance with relevant regulations. This clause ensures that crane operations are conducted safely and legally, reducing the risk of accidents and liability for all parties involved.
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Crane Operators. (a) The Crane Operators should have valid heavy license (for Mobile equipment’s) and should be Interviewed, qualified by Howden EHS department
(b) Validity of authorization shall be six months.
Crane Operators. If the crane or other lifting equipment is used in a particular piecework job, the crane operator shall be paid in line with the skilled workers in the piecework team. If the crane serves more than one piecework team in its own enterprise, the crane operator shall be paid in accordance with the average piecework pay for the teams on the site. The piecework agreement shall show the crane operators to whom this applies. The wages agreed on in accordance with § 2-7 apply otherwise.
Crane Operators. Crane Operators for cranes of less than forty (40) ton capacity, and all other work generally recognized as Crane Operator’s work.
Crane Operators. All crane operators shall be certified by the National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO), National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER), or Crane Institute of America Certification (CIC).
a. Contractor shall submit a copy of the NCCCO, NCCER, or CIC certification for each crane operator prior to performing any crane operations on the job site. The original certification card shall be available for review upon request and must remain current within a 5 year expiration date for the duration of the job. (Contractors with a crane operator-in- training on the jobsite shall comply with all the OSHA Subpart CC requirements).
b. Contractor shall submit a copy of the current Crane Operators Medical Evaluation card (3 year expiration) in the form of NCCCO, NCCER or CIC Physical Examination form or equivalent meeting the ASME B30.5 requirement or a current USDOT Medical Examiner’s Certificate card (2 year expiration). The original medical card or equivalent for all crane operators shall be available for review upon request.
Crane Operators. These employees must be capable and actively operating the overhead electric double hoist bridge cranes, transferring material to and from machines, loading and unloading trucks or cars, moving material into and from stock racks and piles. Perform other miscellaneous duties, including floor work when directed by supervision.