MSC 85/26/Add.2 ANNEX 3 RESOLUTION MSC.268(85) - US Coast ...
MSC 85/26/Add.2 ANNEX 3 RESOLUTION MSC.268(85) - US Coast ... MSC 85/26/Add.2 ANNEX 3 RESOLUTION MSC.268(85) - US Coast ...
MSC 85/26/Add.2ANNEX 3Page 162WEATHER PRECAUTIONSThe cargo shall be kept within the permissible moisture content indicated in this schedule at alltimes during loading, and during transportation.This cargo shall not be loaded onto ships, or transferred between ships or barges, during ANYprecipitation. During loading of this cargo, all non-working hatches of cargo spaces into whichthis cargo is loaded, or is to be loaded, shall be kept closed.LOADINGPrior to loading, the terminal shall ensure that the conveyor belts and all other equipment usedfor loading this cargo contain no accumulation of water or other substances. Each time cargooperations are commenced or restarted, particularly after rain or washing down, any loading beltshall be operated empty and not over a ship’s cargo space.Prior to loading, an ultrasonic test or another equivalent method with a suitable instrument shallbe conducted to ensure weather tightness of the hatch covers and closing arrangements and allreadings shall confirm weather tightness.Prior to loading this cargo, the shipper shall provide the master with a certificate issued by acompetent person recognized by the national Administration of the port of loading stating that thecargo, at the time of loading, is suitable for shipment; that it conforms with the requirements ofthis Code; that the moisture content is less than 0.3%; and the temperature does not exceed 65°C.This certificate shall state that the cargo meets the loading criteria in regards to ageing andmaterial temperature.The cargo shall not be accepted for loading when its temperature is in excess of 65°C or if itsmoisture content is in excess of 0.3%. Any cargo that has been wetted, or is known to have beenwetted, shall not be loaded into any cargo space.Trim in accordance with the relevant provisions required under sections 4 and 5 of the Code.The cargo temperature shall be monitored during loading and recorded in a log detailing thetemperature for each lot of cargo loaded, a copy of which shall be provided to the master. Afterloading, a certificate shall be issued by a competent person recognized by the nationalAdministration of the port of loading confirming that throughout the whole consignment of finesand small particles the moisture content has not exceeded 0.3% and the temperature does notexceed 65°C.On completion of loading of a cargo space it shall be immediately closed and sealed. Sufficientinert gas shall then be introduced to achieve an oxygen concentration less than 5% throughout thecargo space.PRECAUTIONSDue consideration shall be given to the possibility of moisture inside the cargo pile in order toavoid loading of wet cargo or a wet part of the cargo recognizing that the bottom of the pile canbe wet even though the surface of cargo pile looks dry. The carrier’s nominated technicalpersons or other representatives shall have reasonable access to stockpiles and loadinginstallations for inspection.I:\MSC\85\26-Add-2.doc
MSC 85/26/Add.2ANNEX 3Page 163Prior to shipment, the cargo shall be aged for at least 30 days and a certificate confirming thisshall be issued by a competent person recognized by the national Administration of the port ofloading.Shippers shall provide to the master prior to loading comprehensive information on the cargo andsafety procedures to be followed in the event of emergency. This advice may be an amplificationof this Code, but shall not be contrary thereto in respect of safety.Where practicable, ballast tanks adjacent to the cargo spaces containing this cargo, other thandouble-bottom tanks, shall be kept empty. Weather tightness shall be maintained throughout thevoyage. Bilge wells of the cargo spaces shall be clean, dry and protected from ingress of thecargo using non-combustible material. The introduction of moisture and accumulation ofcondensation in the cargo spaces shall be avoided.Appropriate precautions shall be taken to protect equipment, machinery and accommodationspaces from the dust of the cargo. Radars and exposed radio communication equipment of shipswhich carry this cargo shall be protected from the dust of this cargo. Persons who may beexposed to the dust of the cargo shall wear protective clothing, goggles or other equivalent dusteye-protection and dust filter masks, as necessary.During any handling of this cargo “NO SMOKING” signs shall be posted on decks and in areasadjacent to cargo spaces, and no naked light shall be permitted in these areas. Smoking, burning,cutting, chipping, grinding or other sources of ignition shall not be allowed in the vicinity ofcargo spaces containing this cargo at any time.Cargo spaces containing this cargo and adjacent spaces may become oxygen-depleted. Noperson shall enter a loaded cargo space or an enclosed adjacent space unless the space has beenventilated and the atmosphere tested and found to be gas-free and have sufficient oxygen tosupport life. Notwithstanding, emergency entry may be permitted without ventilation, testing, orboth provided that the entry into the space is undertaken only by trained personnel wearingself-contained breathing apparatus under the supervision of a responsible officer and no source ofignition is introduced into the space.Prior to loading, provision shall be made to introduce a dry, inert gas at tanktop level so that theinert gas purges the air from the cargo and fills the free volume above. Nitrogen is preferred forthis purpose. All vents, accesses and other openings such as coaming drains that could allow theinert atmosphere to be lost from cargo spaces carrying this cargo shall be closed and sealed.The ship shall be provided with the means to ensure that a requirement of this Code to maintainthe oxygen concentration below 5% can be achieved and maintained throughout the voyage. Theship’s fixed CO 2 fire-fighting system shall not be used for this purpose. Consideration shall begiven to providing the vessel with the means to top up the cargo spaces with additional suppliesof inert gas taking into account the duration of the voyage.The ship shall be provided with the means for reliably measuring the temperatures at severalpoints within the stow and determining the concentrations of hydrogen and oxygen in the cargospace atmosphere on voyage. Appropriate precautions shall be taken to minimize as far aspracticable the loss of the inert atmosphere.I:\MSC\85\26-Add-2.doc
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<strong>MSC</strong> <strong>85</strong>/<strong>26</strong>/<strong>Add.2</strong><strong>ANNEX</strong> 3Page 162WEATHER PRECAUTIONSThe cargo shall be kept within the permissible moisture content indicated in this schedule at alltimes during loading, and during transportation.This cargo shall not be loaded onto ships, or transferred between ships or barges, during ANYprecipitation. During loading of this cargo, all non-working hatches of cargo spaces into whichthis cargo is loaded, or is to be loaded, shall be kept closed.LOADINGPrior to loading, the terminal shall ensure that the conveyor belts and all other equipment usedfor loading this cargo contain no accumulation of water or other substances. Each time cargooperations are commenced or restarted, particularly after rain or washing down, any loading beltshall be operated empty and not over a ship’s cargo space.Prior to loading, an ultrasonic test or another equivalent method with a suitable instrument shallbe conducted to ensure weather tightness of the hatch covers and closing arrangements and allreadings shall confirm weather tightness.Prior to loading this cargo, the shipper shall provide the master with a certificate issued by acompetent person recognized by the national Administration of the port of loading stating that thecargo, at the time of loading, is suitable for shipment; that it conforms with the requirements ofthis Code; that the moisture content is less than 0.3%; and the temperature does not exceed 65°C.This certificate shall state that the cargo meets the loading criteria in regards to ageing andmaterial temperature.The cargo shall not be accepted for loading when its temperature is in excess of 65°C or if itsmoisture content is in excess of 0.3%. Any cargo that has been wetted, or is known to have beenwetted, shall not be loaded into any cargo space.Trim in accordance with the relevant provisions required under sections 4 and 5 of the Code.The cargo temperature shall be monitored during loading and recorded in a log detailing thetemperature for each lot of cargo loaded, a copy of which shall be provided to the master. Afterloading, a certificate shall be issued by a competent person recognized by the nationalAdministration of the port of loading confirming that throughout the whole consignment of finesand small particles the moisture content has not exceeded 0.3% and the temperature does notexceed 65°C.On completion of loading of a cargo space it shall be immediately closed and sealed. Sufficientinert gas shall then be introduced to achieve an oxygen concentration less than 5% throughout thecargo space.PRECAUTIONSDue consideration shall be given to the possibility of moisture inside the cargo pile in order toavoid loading of wet cargo or a wet part of the cargo recognizing that the bottom of the pile canbe wet even though the surface of cargo pile looks dry. The carrier’s nominated technicalpersons or other representatives shall have reasonable access to stockpiles and loadinginstallations for inspection.I:\<strong>MSC</strong>\<strong>85</strong>\<strong>26</strong>-Add-2.doc