BIFA Standard Trading Conditions Sample Clauses

BIFA Standard Trading Conditions. Company does not contract under the British International Freight Association (BIFA) standard Trading Conditions, latest version. Company do not permit these Trading Conditions under any circumstances to offer security over our supplied equipment. ANNEX 1 CCU Maintenance Schedule – OEG Standard Offshore Cargo Carrying Units Please note : The intervals stated are recommended by OEG Offshore as reasonable frequencies to undertake inspections for CCU's supplied. We would require a copy of your maintenance inspection / check logs in the event of a warranty claim - If this is not available it may invalidate your warranty. FREQUENCY Task / Activity CCU Types Daily Weekly Monthly Yearly Door/lid locking gear – lubricate the handles and the locking tabs The standard unit types supplied by OEG are covered by this maintenance schedule; dry goods, open tops, cargo baskets, mini’s, half heights, drum baskets, mud skips, etc. If you are unclear with respect to the maintenance required on your units please contact us immediately fo guidance. X Door/lid gear – grease the top and bottom retainers contacting surfaces with the door cams X Door/lid locks or sliding bolts – greese the sliding parts X Door catches – grease the contacting surface X Drain holes – clean away loose debris X Door hinges – grease all hinges X Securing chains on lock pins – lubricate the chain X Retaining pins – lubricate the pins X Pressure wash – to remove dirt/spills X Daily CCU inspection routine before load out X Visual Inspection of CCU & Slings to DNV271 X ADDITIONAL GUIDANCE NOTES TO ACCOMPANY THE ABOVE MAINTENANCE ITEMS Item Guidance Note – Recommended Checks 1 In accordance with DNV271 requirements the CCU's and Lifting assemblies must have a visual inspection every year by a competent person. 2 Check all retaining clips and securing chains are in good condition and working correctly to secure locks and catches. 3 Check paintwork for chips, scratches, signs of corrosion - touch up as required to prevent further corrosion 4 Make sure that the CCU decals are legible and that the data plates are in place and un damaged. 5 Make sure that all door hinges are free to move and have been greased.
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BIFA Standard Trading Conditions. Company does not contract under the British International Freight Association (BIFA) standard Trading Conditions, latest version. Company do not permit these Trading Conditions under any circumstances to offer security over our supplied equipment.
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