07
Machines and powered ergonomic machine tools for lifting
industrial equipment, manufacturing equipment, material
handling equipment, construction equipment, mining
equipment, freight, shipping containers, bulk materials,
aggregates, and the like (terms too vague in the opinion of
the International Bureau – Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Common
Regulations); hoists and cranes; machines that allow the
operator to pick, lift, move and ergonomically place items
by hand, namely, load manipulators (terms too vague in the
opinion of the International Bureau – Rule 13 (2) (b) of the
Common Regulations); unloading cranes, namely, grab
unloaders; rubber tired gantry cranes, rail mounted gantry
cranes, straddle carriers, automated stacking cranes,
ship-to-shore gantry cranes, goliath gantry cranes, jib
cranes, shipboard gantry cranes; stacking machines, namely,
empty container handlers for stacking and ergonomically
moving shipping containers and freight containers; motors,
drives, hoists, lifting, and material handling equipment
(terms too vague in the opinion of the International Bureau
– Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Common Regulations)
09
Computer software and remote diagnosis peripherals for
maintaining, monitoring, operating, and repairing cranes,
hoists, machine tools, material handling, and lifting
equipment; apparatus, computer peripherals, computer
software, and instruments for conducting, maintaining,
operating, regulating and controlling material handling and
lifting equipment (terms too vague in the opinion of the
International Bureau – Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Common
Regulations); electronic remote and speed controls for
cranes, hoists, lifting, and material handling equipment;
electronic instruments for measuring load capacity of
cranes, hoists, lifting, and material handling equipment;
electronic instruments for measuring the operating lifecycle
of cranes, hoists, lifting, and material handling equipment;
computer peripherals and computer software for ergonomically
controlling and monitoring cranes, hoists, lifting, and
material handling equipment; computer software and data
processing equipment for container handling; downloadable
electronic instruction manuals in the field of maintaining,
operating, and using cranes, hoists, lifting, and material
handling equipment
42
Scientific analysis, design, development, testing,
inspection, and ergonomic engineering services in the nature
of technical assessment, maintaining, monitoring, product
modeling, prototyping, and simulation to support the
development, maintenance, operation, and production of
cranes, hoists, lifting, and material handling equipment;
mechanical engineering services; technological and
engineering advisory and information services in the nature
of preparation and provision of technological and
engineering reports and ergonomic assessments relating to
cranes, hoists, lifting, and material handling equipment;
providing computer software information and data in the
nature of ergonomic operation of cranes, hoists, lifting,
and material handling equipment (terms linguistically
incorrect in the opinion of the International Bureau – Rule
13 (2) (b) of the Common Regulations); software as a service
(saas) services featuring software for design and
development of data collection and analytics for others;
software as a service (saas) services featuring software for
use in the operation and maintenance of cranes, hoists,
lifting, and material handling equipment