Cleaning En Route Clause Samples

Cleaning En Route. Intermediate cleaning of holds to be done by crew as far as shore regulations permit, if required by Charterers. Charterers paying U.S.$ 650.00 (Six Hundred and Fifty Dollars) per hold for sweeping / washing or U.S.$ 400.00 (Four Hundred Dollars) per hold for sweeping only except in the case of petcoke, in which case U.S.$ 1,000.00 (One Thousand Dollars). Crew will render their utmost assistance to clean the holds always provided time between discharging port and next loading port is sufficient for crew to perform adequate cleaning and weather permitting, however, vessel/Owners are not responsible for the result. If shore regulations do not permit crew to carry out hold cleaning, cost of shore labour to be for Charterers’ account. When, however, after the customary cleaning of remaining cargo by vessel’s crew and/or shore labour in application of this Clause, the vessel is refused by competent authorities to load grain, alumina or similar clean bulk cargo owing to loose rust scale and paint chips in cargo compartments, all expenses incurred in preparing her for the intended cargo service to be for Owners’ account and for the time lost she will be considered off-hire.
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