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Day: March 9, 2020

Off Hire

Posted on March 9, 2020March 9, 2020 By admin No Comments on Off Hire
Off Hire

Time charterparties invariably contain an off-hire clause providing for exceptions from the obligation for charterers to pay hire from the time of delivery until redelivery. The specific terms of the off-hire clause will determine whether or not any particular event entitles the charterers to place the ship off-hire, and for how long. Using a common…

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Coal Cargo- Know the Hazards

Posted on March 9, 2020March 9, 2020 By admin 1 Comment on Coal Cargo- Know the Hazards
Coal Cargo- Know the Hazards

Coal is a potentially hazardous cargo and serious incidents continue to arise. In some instances it would appear that those on board were not entirely familiar with the risks, and on other occasions the coal was not carried in accordance with regulatory requirements or best practice. One example involved a crew member who was using…

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Safe ports and berths

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Safe ports and berths

Generally a port can be rendered unsafe due to: Sandbanks and shallows Obstructions such as wrecks An inadequate system at the port (such as weather warnings, mooring facilities and tug availability) to enable a ship to leave the port when weather conditions make it unsafe for the vessel to remain at berth Political situation or…

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