Load Plan definition

Load Plan means the document supplied by the Client to the Shiploader that provides instructions on how the vessel shall be loaded, as set out in these Port Loading Protocols.
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Examples of Load Plan in a sentence

  • Each VDS shall be confirmed by Supplier through the issuance of a Factory Load Plan (“FLP”) within three (3) business days of receipt.

  • The University’s Load Plan for 2013-2015 includes CSP postgraduate load targets which are designed to fill but not exceed the current allocation of places (1,061 EFTSL).

  • The district will strive to work within the District Special Education Work Load Plan.

  • The Client must prepare and submit a Load Plan to QBT at least 14 days before the Vessel arrival date setting out a plan for Outturn.

  • The outcome is a three year rolling Student Load Plan that identifies, for every course, the student load targets.

  • The Student Load Plan 2013-2015 has been based on these strategic growth objectives.

  • The Parties acknowledge that an Annual Load Plan is designed to provide a reasonable basis on which to estimate ComEd's service requirements to its customers for the Contract Year in question, but shall not relieve Genco from its obligations under Section 3(b)(i) or (ii) to provide ComEd's actual full or partial requirements, as the case may be, needed to meet its service obligations to its retail and retained wholesale customers during such Contract Year.

  • A full truckload quantity means a minimum of 500 solar panels or the equivalent of other Products serviced under the WO, unless otherwise specified in a Load Plan provided by SOLARCYCLE.

  • Following the receipt of an Annual Load Plan, Genco may request that representatives of ComEd meet with its representatives for purposes of discussing and reviewing the Annual Load Plan.

  • In connection with the development of the Annual Load Plan and the Planned Outage Schedule for a Contract Year, CILCO and AERG may discuss and agree upon specific terms and values associated with the implementation of voluntary curtailment actions for the Contract Year in question.