Pollution Control Representative Sample Clauses

Pollution Control Representative. Seller may, at its option, place Pollution Control Representatives (“PCRs”) on board the Vessel to observe loading of Cargo and related operations during the period that the Vessel is at a Cargo Transfer Point. In addition, either Party may, at its option, place a PCR on any Vessel involved in a lightering, topping-off, or other ship-to-ship loading operations. PCRs will advise each Vessel master or mooring master about avoidance of pollution, unsafe acts or violations of terminal regulations. However, the PCRs are not authorized to and shall not, under any circumstances, order or direct the undertaking of any particular action or interfere in any way with the master’s exercise of authority. The responsibility and liability for any pollution, unsafe act or violation of terminal regulations remains solely with Buyer, the Vessel, and its master.
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Pollution Control Representative. Terminal Party may, at its option, place Pollution Control Representatives (“PCRs”) on board the Vessel to observe loading and/or discharging of Cargo and related operations during the period after the Vessel has arrived at a loading or discharge port. In addition, Terminal Party may, at its option, place a PCR on any Vessel(s) involved in a ship-to-ship loading/discharge operation. PCRs will advise the Master about avoidance of pollution, unsafe act, or violation of terminal regulations. The PCRs will not, however, under any circumstances, order on direct the taking of any particular action or interfere in any way with the Master’s exercise of his or her authority. The responsibility and liability for any pollution, unsafe act or violation of terminal regulations remains with the Vessel Party, the Vessel(s), and their Master(s).
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  • Clean Air Act and Federal Water Pollution Control Act The contractor agrees to comply with all applicable standards, orders or regulations issued pursuant to the Clean Air Act, as amended, 42 U.S.C. § 7401 et seq.

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