Brookes Bell take a deep dive into the carriage of seed cake under the IMSBC Code, and what that means for Members.
As there is a wide variety of liquid cargoes carried and many different types of ships involved, the subject of sampling is very wide. This article deals with the general principles of how to ascertain the apparent order and condition of liquid goods when they are shipped and, just as importantly, how to preserve the evidence.
Carefully to Carry - Cargo tank preparation and cleaning for general products and chemicals
10/10/2019
Product and chemical tankers are often required to carry a wide variety of different liquid cargoes. The proper cleaning and preparation of cargo tanks and lines after one cargo and before loading a dissimilar commodity is of utmost importance if successive cargoes are to be carried without cross contamination.
Carefully to Carry: The essential guide to the safe carriage, loading and storage of cargo
15/09/2017
This essential guide to the safe carriage, loading and storage of cargo encapsulates the full range of potential issues and dangers around the transporting of bulk cargoes, from the characteristics and risks inherent in specific goods, hold preparation and hatch covers, to best practice when loading and unloading
Careful to Carry: Carriage of Bagged rice
09/08/2016
Hold cleaning - preparing a ship for grain
01/01/1970
Containers in non-cellular ships
01/01/1970
Draught Survey Spreadsheet
01/01/1970
Fumigation of ships and their cargoes
01/01/1970
Hydrogen Sulphide
01/01/1970
Lashing and securing deck cargoes
01/01/1970
Scrap metal
01/01/1970
Steel hatchcovers
01/01/1970
Stowage of breakbulk cargo (general cargo)
01/01/1970
Stowing and securing steel slabs
01/01/1970
The carriage of wood pellets
01/01/1970
Timber deck cargoes
01/01/1970