LOADING AND TRIMMING Clause Samples

The Loading and Trimming clause defines the responsibilities and procedures for properly loading cargo onto a vessel and ensuring it is evenly distributed and secured. In practice, this clause typically specifies which party is responsible for the loading process, how the cargo should be arranged to maintain the vessel’s stability, and may require compliance with safety regulations or industry standards. Its core function is to ensure the safe and efficient stowage of cargo, minimizing the risk of damage to the goods or vessel and preventing accidents during transit.
LOADING AND TRIMMING. 4.1 The coal cargo shall be loaded and spout trimmed in accordance with the Master’s written instructions to the Master’s satisfaction in conformity with the la test edition of the IMO code and applicable regulations. Provided not in default, the Terminal shall not be required to rehandle coal loaded or to load coal in a manner not in conformity with the performance characteristics of the shiploading equipment. 4.2 The coal cargo shall be loaded in such a manner to dispatch the vessel as expeditiously as possible utilizing the full capacity of the shiploading equipment, always provided loading is safe to vessel and in compliance with all applicable regulations. 4.3 Prior to loading, the Shipper shall provide details regarding the nature of the material as required by the latest edition of the IMO code. The Terminal, on behalf of Shipper, will provide a copy of the certificate to the Master.
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LOADING AND TRIMMING. Notwithstanding provisions of the first paragraph of the Article 5/C of General Conditions Governing (****) annexed to the Agreement, OCP shall undertake to load phosphate rock on board RHODIA FM’s vessels. Loading of the cargo at (****) port is accomplished by using the retractable loading spout at a vertical position, inside the section of hold opening (any special trimming and leveling, if required, shall be borne by the shipowner). SALE CONTRACT ADDENDUM N°12 BETWEEN OCP AND RHODIA FM DATED SEPTEMBER 24th, 2003 4.
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