Heavy Structures Clause Samples

Heavy Structures. These structures shall include all wharves, docks, piers, breakwaters, jetties, seawalls, ferry slips, dry docks, graving docks, cofferdams, caissons, trestles, overhead crossings, underpasses, underwater structures, subaqueous pipe lines, seaplane ramps, waterfront bulkhead, bunkers, snow sheds, towers, heavy trusses and other similar heavy structures. In the construction of the above mentioned heavy structures, the following conditions shall apply: (a) The capping of all piling including cast in drilled hole piling and caissons. This shall include the footing forms capping the piling and in cases where the piling extends into the girder, beam or abutment the soffit and side forms of these members. In no case will the forming of any deck be included as capping. (b) In the construction of concrete or steel bridges over land, highways, railroads, overpasses, clover leafs, interchanges, or bridges over man-made canals, aqueducts, spillways, and man-made water retaining areas, the Pile Driver classification shall apply to the driving ofpiles, caissons and drilled- in-place piling. The fabrication and erection of the forms for the capping of piles, caissons or drilled-in-place piling shall come under the Pile Driver classification. This shall include the placing of wooden or steel capping or any substitute thereof. (c) Any other form work above the cap, pertaining to the construction operations herein noted above, shall be performed under the Bridgebuilders classification. This shall also include bridges over man-made canals, aqueducts, spillways, and man-made water retaining areas, if constructed prior to water being released or turned into area.
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