Port Captain definition

Port Captain means the officer appointed as Port Captain of a port in terms of section 20, or anyone lawfully acting in that capacity;
Port Captain means the officer appointed by the South African Railways and Harbours Administration to take charge of the marine department for the control of a harbour or the officer acting as such for the time being;
Port Captain means a person appointed to control a harbour;

Examples of Port Captain in a sentence

  • The request is subject to approval by the Operations Center Port Captain after consultation with the Union.

  • If the Port Captain does not concur with the request, the Deck Officer may request a review by the Director of Operations.

  • In addition to the above, all Deck Officers, at their request, with the concurrence of the Port Captain, prior to accepting a pending Deck Officer assignment, shall be entitled to a break-in period not to exceed five (5) days (forty [40] hours), on any vessel on any route and shall receive the straight-time rate of pay for such break in.

  • On November 22, 2004, four days before the Athos I arrived, CARCO‘s Port Captain Rankine announced internally that ―the maximum draft at Paulsboro berth #1 (ship dock) has been reduced to 36-00 feet.‖ J.A. at 1702.

  • This meant that the Athos I would have to enter CARCO‘s port under an exception to the maximum draft, and in any event Port Captain Rankine was comfortable with this because the Athos I would not be lying in the shallower area next to its dock that motivated the draft reduction.32 Rankine Test.

  • The Port Captain, if attending, is responsible for the recording and distributing the minutes.

  • In 2013 and 2015 the routine on entry was Port Captain first, then Maritime, then Health, then Customs, and then Immigration.

  • In addition to the above, all Deck Officers, at their request, with the concurrence of the Port Captain, prior to accepting a pending Deck Officer assignment, shall be entitled to a break-in period not to exceed five (5) days (forty [40] hours), on any vessel on any route and shall receive the straight-time rate of pay for such break-in.

  • Port Captain may board any vessel at any time for routine inspections.

  • The Port Captain shall consult the Master of the vessel before selecting a Deck Officer to fill the Chief Mate's position.


More Definitions of Port Captain

Port Captain means the Maputo Port official responsible for the co-ordination of the physical berthing of vessels in accordance with the defined berth plan.

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