Common use of Obligations regarding storage of dangerous goods Clause in Contracts

Obligations regarding storage of dangerous goods. (a) The Hirer must not, without Port of Melbourne's prior written consent, use or allow the Port Facilities or the Common User Terminal to be used for the storage (whether temporary or permanent) of dangerous goods (as defined in the Dangerous Goods Act 1985 (Vic) or the Australian Code for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road and Rail) or any other goods the storage of which is prohibited by the Insurance Council of Australia Ltd in non-hazardous stores provided that the consent of Port of Melbourne will not be required where the goods are stored and handled strictly in accordance with the provisions of all Legislative Requirements. (b) The Hirer must comply, and shall ensure that its servants, agents, employees and contractors, including all crew and all personnel engaged by it in relation to a vessel and the access and use of the Common User Terminal or Port Facilities, comply with all OH&S Laws and current Ports Victoria requirements in relation to dangerous goods, as published on Ports Victoria’s website.

Obligations regarding storage of dangerous goods. (a) The Hirer Owner must not, without Port of Melbourne's ’s prior written consent, consent use or allow the Port Facilities or the Common User Terminal of Melbourne Waters to be used for the storage (whether temporary or permanent) of dangerous goods (as defined in the Dangerous Goods Act 1985 (Vic) or the Australian Code for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road and Rail) or any other goods the storage of which is prohibited by the Insurance Council of Australia Ltd in non-hazardous non‐hazardous stores provided that the consent of Port of Melbourne will not be required where the goods are stored and handled strictly in accordance with the provisions of all Legislative Requirements. (b) The Hirer Owner must comply, and shall ensure that its servants, agents, employees and contractors, including all crew and all personnel engaged by it in relation to a vessel and the access and use of the Common User Terminal or Port Facilitiesof Melbourne Waters, comply with all OH&S Laws and current Ports Port Victoria requirements in relation to dangerous goods, as published on Ports Port Victoria’s website.

Obligations regarding storage of dangerous goods. (a) The Hirer Owner must not, without Port of Melbourne's ’s prior written consent, use or allow the Port Facilities or Facilities, the Common User Terminal Wharves or Port of Melbourne Waters to be used for the storage (whether temporary or permanent) of dangerous goods (as defined in the Dangerous Goods Act 1985 (Vic) or the Australian Code for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road and Rail) or any other goods the storage of which is prohibited by the Insurance Council of Australia Ltd in non-hazardous non‐hazardous stores provided that the consent of Port of Melbourne will not be required where the goods are stored and handled strictly in accordance with the provisions of all Legislative Requirements. (b) The Hirer Owner must comply, and shall ensure that its servants, agents, employees and contractors, including all crew and all personnel engaged by it in relation to a vessel Vessel and the access and use of the Common User Terminal Wharves or Port Facilities, comply with all OH&S Laws and current Ports Victoria requirements in relation to dangerous goods, as published on Ports Victoria’s website.

Obligations regarding storage of dangerous goods. (a) The Hirer Owner must not, without Port of Melbourne's prior written consent, consent use or allow the Port Facilities Facilities, the Dedicated Facility or the Common User Terminal Port of Melbourne Waters to be used for the storage (whether temporary or permanent) of dangerous goods (as defined in the Dangerous Goods Act 1985 (Vic) or the Australian Code for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road and Rail) or any other goods the storage of which is prohibited by the Insurance Council of Australia Ltd in non-hazardous non‐hazardous stores provided that the consent of Port of Melbourne will not be required under this clause where the goods are stored and handled strictly in accordance with the provisions of all Legislative Requirements. (b) The Hirer Owner must comply, and shall ensure that its servants, agents, employees and contractors, including all crew and all personnel engaged by it in relation to a vessel Vessel and the access and use of the Common User Terminal Dedicated Facility or Port Facilities, comply with all OH&S Laws and current Ports Victoria requirements in relation to dangerous goods, as published on Ports Victoria’s ’s (c) website.

Obligations regarding storage of dangerous goods. (a) The Hirer Owner must not, without Port of Melbourne's ’s prior written consent, use or allow the Port Facilities or Facilities, the Common User Terminal Wharves or Port of Melbourne Waters to be used for the storage (whether temporary or permanent) of dangerous goods (as defined in the Dangerous Goods Act 1985 (Vic) or the Australian Code for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road and Rail) or any other goods the storage of which is prohibited by the Insurance Council of Australia Ltd in non-hazardous non‐hazardous stores provided that the consent of Port of Melbourne will not be required where the goods are stored and handled strictly in accordance with the provisions of all Legislative Requirements. (b) The Hirer Owner must comply, and shall ensure that its servants, agents, employees and contractors, including all crew and all personnel engaged by it in relation to a vessel and the access and use of the Common User Terminal Wharves or Port Facilities, comply with all OH&S Laws and current Ports Victoria VPCM requirements in relation to dangerous goods, as published on Ports VictoriaVPCM’s website.

Obligations regarding storage of dangerous goods. (a) The Hirer must not, without Port of Melbourne's prior written consent, use or allow the Port Facilities or the Common User Terminal to be used for the storage (whether temporary or permanent) of dangerous goods (as defined in the Dangerous Goods Act 1985 (Vic) or the Australian Code for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road and Rail) or any other goods the storage of which is prohibited by the Insurance Council of Australia Ltd in non-hazardous stores provided that the consent of Port of Melbourne will not be required under this clause where the goods are stored and handled strictly in accordance with the provisions of all Legislative Requirements. (b) The Hirer must comply, and shall ensure that its servants, agents, employees and contractors, including all crew and all personnel engaged by it in relation to a vessel and the access and use of the Common User Terminal or Port Facilities, comply with all OH&S Laws and current Ports Victoria VPCM requirements in relation to dangerous goods, as published on Ports VictoriaVPCM’s website.

Obligations regarding storage of dangerous goods. (a) The Hirer Owner must not, without Port of Melbourne's prior written consent, consent use or allow the Port Facilities Facilities, the Dedicated Facility or the Common User Terminal Port of Melbourne Waters to be used for the storage (whether temporary or permanent) of dangerous goods (as defined in the Dangerous Goods Act 1985 (Vic) or the Australian Code for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road and Rail) or any other goods the storage of which is prohibited by the Insurance Council of Australia Ltd in non-hazardous non‐hazardous stores provided that the consent of Port of Melbourne will not be required under this clause where the goods are stored and handled strictly in accordance with the provisions of all Legislative Requirements. (b) The Hirer Owner must comply, and shall ensure that its servants, agents, employees and contractors, including all crew and all personnel engaged by it in relation to a vessel and the access and use of the Common User Terminal Dedicated Facility or Port Facilities, comply with all OH&S Laws and current Ports Victoria VPCM requirements in relation to dangerous goods, as published on Ports VictoriaVPCM’s website.