Shipping Operations Clause Samples
The Shipping Operations clause defines the procedures and responsibilities related to the transportation and delivery of goods under the contract. It typically outlines the parties' obligations regarding scheduling, loading, unloading, and documentation required for shipment, and may specify who bears the risk and costs at various stages of the shipping process. By clearly allocating duties and expectations, this clause helps prevent disputes and ensures the smooth and timely movement of goods between parties.
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Shipping Operations. Supplier will ship the product using the agreed methods and carrier to Customer or to a drop ship address provided by Customer. Supplier shall keep records of these activities and make them available to Customer upon request.
Shipping Operations. The Proponent shall require that Suppliers retained to ship Nickel Concentrate and finished nickel, cobalt and copper revert, have a base of operations in the Province. For the purposes of this Section, “base of operations” means the day to day administration of ship management, including technical management, crew management, loading and unloading requirements and procurement services relating thereto.
Shipping Operations. During a shift, and within a reasonable time frame for consecutive shifts, Marine Pilots are to liaise with the Vessel Traffic Services(VTS) and maintain awareness of port operations, including the shipping schedule, upcoming weather events, permits in force and conditions of the off-shore anchorages • Marine Pilots are to participate in the review and management of the port parameters and berthing priorities code which includes maritime security protocols Towage is a major area of interaction between the Marine Pilots, the towage service provider and the vessels using the port. This is an area where the Marine Pilots can bring expertise to bear to ensure that the service is provided and used in a manner ensuring ongoing safety to port operations. Specifically, Marine Pilots are to: • Monitor and consider improvements to current methodologies to existing tug operations. • Suggest improvements to Port Kembla Harbour Masters Instructions.