Cargo Transfer definition
Examples of Cargo Transfer in a sentence
Nomination of a substitute ▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall be made no later than four days before the Vessel’s arrival at the Cargo Transfer Point.
Not less than seven days before a tanker’s arrival or four days before a barge’s arrival at the Cargo Transfer Point, Buyer shall nominate for Seller’s acceptance the Vessel that will load the Cargo.
Seller generally shall take Vessels into berth at the Cargo Transfer Point in the same chronological order as Seller’s receipt of NORs, provided, however, that if the Cargo Transfer Point has special barge berths, barges shall use barge berths rather than ocean tanker dock berths.
Not less than seven days before a tanker’s arrival or four days before a barge’s arrival at the Cargo Transfer Point, Seller shall nominate for Buyer’s acceptance the Vessel that will discharge the Cargo.
Buyer promptly shall update Seller upon discovery of any Vessel problems or deficiencies that may adversely impact operations at the Cargo Transfer Point.
Seller may, at its option, place Pollution Control Representatives (“PCRs”) on board the Vessel to observe loading of Cargo and related operations during the period that the Vessel is at a Cargo Transfer Point.
A training program shall be established and documented for junior officers to allow them to meet the qualifications of the PIC of the Cargo Transfer Watch during periods of steady state operation to allow the Chief Officer and Cargo Engineer to take rest periods if required to meet work hour restrictions.
Seller also shall provide Vessel ETA in writing 72, 48, 24 and six hours before the Vessel’s expected arrival at the Cargo Transfer Point.
Buyer also shall provide the Vessel’s ETA in writing 72, 48, 24 and six hours before the Vessel’s expected arrival at the Cargo Transfer Point.
The Delivery Period in the relevant Confirmation represents a window for arrival of the Vessel at the Cargo Transfer Point.