Section: 11 CARGO OPERATIONS - Univan
Section: 11 CARGO OPERATIONS - Univan
Section: 11 CARGO OPERATIONS - Univan
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<strong>Univan</strong> Ship Management Limited Issue 1 REV 0 Page<br />
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FLEET OPERATION MANUAL Date 01.01.2005<br />
<strong>CARGO</strong> SECURING PROCEDURES<br />
Picture No: 39, Showing 6 point athwart ship stowage and<br />
4 points longitudinal stowage<br />
Copyrights: <strong>Univan</strong> Ship Management Limited, Hong Kong. All rights reserved<br />
Any unauthorized reproduction of this manual, in any form is prohibited<br />
SECTION <strong>11</strong>.4<br />
<strong>11</strong>.4.4 Procedures and precautions for lashing heavy vehicles and special equipments<br />
<strong>11</strong>.4.4.1 General procedures<br />
When ever the heavy vehicles such as trucks, Buses, mafi trailers, Excavators and road<br />
rollers to be loaded, the lashing used should have the SWL more than the weight of<br />
cargo.<br />
When the chain lashing are being used, precaution should be taken that the paint on the<br />
body of the vehicle does not get damaged.<br />
The straps and claspers should not be used on the parts which have sharp edges. This<br />
may cause the damage to lashings and eventually cargo becoming loose during the<br />
voyage.<br />
If the loaded units are provided with securing points, then these securing points should<br />
only be used for affixing the hooks of lashing chains. Using other points and leaving the<br />
securing points unused is not desirable.<br />
Care should be taken while fixing these hooks to securing point to avoid any paint<br />
scratches. Padding may be added below the hooks.<br />
Ensure chain is not touching any body part of loaded unit.<br />
Chain lashing should always be fixed to proper lashing points on deck. And never to the<br />
D rings and holes intended for lashing of cars.