Amendments to the Terminal Operating Guidelines ... - Transnet

13.3.2.10 13.2.6.3The table below is an indicator of the general order of sequencing thatwill be used by TPT in the allocation of berths for exports at MBTwhere three or more berths are available for the loading of cargo otherthan woodchips. Allocations for berth 704 will be per clause 13.2.4above which follow HBI specific conditions. All allocations anddeviations will be managed in the sole discretion of TPT with dueregard to maximum cargo throughput and berth utilisation. Theindicative list should not be interpreted as a right by any vessel toclaim seniority or right to the berth over another.PriorityBerth 703 Berth 704 Berth 801 Berth 8041 st Bulkvesselsother thancoal ormagnetite2 nd Coal orMagnetitevessels3 rd Opportunity Vesselsagreed toby MBTCPOCoal,magnetite& chromevesselsMagnetiteor bulkvesselsother thancoalOpportunity Vesselsagreed toby MBTCPOMagnetite& chromevesselsNon-dusty,largeparcel bulkcargoesChromevesselsOpportunity Vesselsagreed toby MBTCPOWoodchipvesselsOpportunity Vesselsagreed toby MBTCPOOpportunity Vesselsagreed toby MBTCPO13.2.6.4Furthermore it must be noted that construction upgrades underway atthe chrome storage areas necessitates certain chrome ore exportsbeing incorporated into the shipping mix for berth 801. Provided thesechrome parcels constitute a minimum of fifteen thousand tons (15 000tons) for drop stow not requiring separations, then such chrome parcelswill be managed as scheduled parcels for berth 801. All deviations willbe managed at the sole discretion of TPT.Terminal Operating Guidelines: Version 3 – Transnet Port Terminals Ro-Ro, Break-bulk, Bulk and Agricultural Terminals: 1 April2013 synopsis of amendments: TRANSNET PORT TERMINALS, A DIVISION OF TRANSNET SOC Ltd