Port Operation definition

Port Operation. Service means a Maritime Mobile Service in or near a port, between Coast Station and Ship Station, or between Ship Stations, in which messages are restricted to those relating to the operational handling, the movement and safety of ships and, in emergency to the safety of persons.
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Examples of Port Operation in a sentence

  • Port Operation Fee: Corresponds to an amount of fifty five USD per barrel (US$/BI 0.55) which covers the loading operation from the reception of product in the terminal until delivered by the line to the platform or Mono-buoy respectively.

  • The Concessionaire undertakes to promptly inform the Concession Grantor of the Date of Commencement of Port Operation by registered mail with advice of receipt.

  • Página 5 de 5 Port Operation Fee: Corresponds to an amount of fifty five USD per barrel (US$/BI 0.55) which covers the loading operation from the reception of product in the terminal until delivered by the line to the platform or Mono-buoy respectively.

  • S/N Ship Name Type of Ship Flag Gross Tonnage IMO Number Date, Time Location Description of Incident Remarks to the Port Operation Control Centre, Singapore.

  • Determined in accordance with the provisions of Article 52 of the Petroleum Code of Colombia (or the regulation that replaces it) for the transport systems indicated in the previous section, as follows: ▇▇▇▇▇ –Vasconia 2.6788 2 % 0.0536 Vasconia – Coveñas ODC 1.7705 2 % 0.0354 Total Tax 4.4493 0.0890 Port Operation Fee: Corresponds to a value of point six two eight eight US Dollars per barrel (USD/Bl 0.6288).