Pilot Boarding Station definition

Pilot Boarding Station means the location within the vicinity of the Terminal at which pilots appointed by the Port Authority customarily board the LNG Carrier as determined by the Port Authority.

Pilot Boarding Station means, with respect to the Port, the location designated for the boarding of duly authorised pilots onto the LNG Vessel.

Pilot Boarding Station means the area near the Terminal the co-ordinates of which have been established by the Operating Company in accordance with instructions given by the Maritime Authorities. [“Punto di Imbarco Pilota” in the Italian text]

Examples of Pilot Boarding Station in a sentence

• For each Window of Arrival, the Shipper shall inform the Operator of the estimated time of arrival (ETA) of the Vessel at the Pilot Boarding Station for access to the Terminal, in accordance with the information exchange procedure between the Vessel and the Terminal described in paragraph 5.1 of this appendix.

• The Shipper may not invoke a circumstance that affects its LNG supplies or any other event that affects the transportation of the Cargo up to the "Pilot Boarding Station" (PBS) under this article.

• ETA: means the estimated time of arrival of an LNG Carrier at the Pilot Boarding Station.

• Time of receipt by the Operator of the Notice of Arrival of the Vessel at the Pilot Boarding Station defined in Appendix 3.

• PILOT BOARDING STATIONThe Pilot Boarding Station is located off Triple Island (54° 19.00’ N; 130° 53.10’ W) approximately 22 nautical miles west of the Port of Prince Rupert.

• The pilot having the con will request the rail bridge operated by Canadian National Railways to be raised thirty minutes prior to the vessel’s arrival at that location.On the Inbound transit one pilot, responsible for the Harbour transit and berthing, will board in English Bay and take over from the pilot bringing the tanker from the Pilot Boarding Station at Victoria.

• Unfortunately, the proposed mitigation measures, "vessels will not exceed a speed of 16 knots within the LAA" and "LNG carrier vessel speed will be reduced to 6 knots when approaching the Triple Island Pilot Boarding Station" (EIS, Section 13 - Marine Resources, pg.

• When the LNG Ship arrives at the Pilot Boarding Station (PBS), and has received all necessary port clearances, and is fit for Transfer at the LNG Terminal, Shipper or Transshipper shall cause the master of the LNG Ship or its agent to give Notice Of Readiness to Terminal Operator that the LNG Ship is fit in every way for Transfer, berth or no berth.

• Each party shall be responsible for the actual attachment of its own facilities to SWBT’s poles and the placement of such facilities in SWBT’s ducts, conduits, and rights-of-way and shall be solely responsible for all costs and expenses incurred by it or on its behalf in connection with such activities.

• The tanker’s speed is reduced to approximately 10.0kts Speed Over Ground (SOG) for the transit through Boundary Pass & Haro Straits to the Pilot Boarding Station off Victoria.

More Definitions of Pilot Boarding Station

Pilot Boarding Station shall have the meaning set forth in Section 8.5(a).

Pilot Boarding Station shall have the meaning set forth in Section 5.4(a).

Pilot Boarding Station means the pilot boarding station designated for delivery of the Vessel at the FSRU Site. “Pollution Regulations” is defined in Clause 31.1. ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​

Pilot Boarding Station means the pilot boarding station or other customary waiting area or the area where the pilot boards the Approved LNG Ship as determined by the relevant Competent Authority or the LNG Hub Facilities Operator.

Pilot Boarding Station means the specific location off the LNG terminal at which Pilots customarily board the LNG Carrier upon its arrival for unloading LNG;