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Commissioning and training Case examples from a Cargotec Lashing Project Manager’s log Reason for boarding: Lashing affairs Location: Shipyard Participants: Chief officer April 2nd and 3rd: Meeting with Chief Officer for a full review and discussion of the lashing system delivery • Lashing gear delivery (April 3rd, April 17th) • Lashing gear on board installation/ on-position and distribution • Lashing patterns and lashing arrangements • Lashmate® software (installation and training) April 3rd: First delivery of loose lashing gear (all lashing bars, turnbuckles and HC-twistlocks) arrived at yard on time. Counted all quantities, together with the Chief Officer, no problems. We also discussed loose lashing gear installation, distribution and spare storage with the engineer in charge and foreman of the shipyard. April 4th, 10th, 16th: Supervise the installation work of the HC-twistlocks, turnbuckles and lashing bars together with the shipyard staff. April 17th: Second delivery of loose lashing gear (DF-twistlocks and hanging stackers) arrived. Checked the quantities with the Chief Officer, no problems. Lashmate(R) software installation and training Software installed and tested, and its functions demonstrated to the Chief Officer, until program is fully understood. 26 Your cargo profile requirements Lashing system design Outcome: Chief Officer understands the program and its functions very well; no problems with operating the system. System verification Production Documentation Delivery Lifetime support
Reason for boarding: Crew training in loose lashing gears Location: Shipyard Participants: Chief Officer, Deck Officers, Bosun and other deck crew on board April 20th: We started with a practical example of operating the gear on deck for the following items: 1. C5AM HC, Hatch cover twistlocks, C5AM DF, Intermediate twistlocks: The crew can understand the functions of these items very well. Nevertheless, the demonstration has been carried out and their function has been explained, as well as outlining the emergency tool for twistlock. The crew had no problems whatsoever. 2. C19A, Midlock: The crew has had no experience of this equipment before, but they understood the functionality of the C19A very well after the demonstration They were also reminded that this item should be used only on both inner ends of 20’ containers. 3. SDL 1, Hanging stacker in cargo hold: Went through the operational demonstration, and the crew do not show any problems with its use. Their operation is well-understood by the crew. 4. FLX5 TB, Flexilash turnbuckle: This turnbuckle is equipped with a special patented ‘safety lock nut’ design to ensure the turnbuckles remain in tension during a voyage. The demonstration to the crew showed how the safety lock nut worked, and as carried out with a lashing bar in tandem to ensure the crew’s full appreciation of its use. The crew now fully understand the operation and function of the ‘safety lock nut’. Your cargo profile requirements Lashing system design 5. FLX and FLX D, Flexilash lashing rod: To make the crew fully understand how this lashing rod works, we used a turnbuckle in tandem to demonstrate how the knob on the lashing bar is secured onto the turnbuckle. The crew understood totally its operation. After these practical demonstrations on deck, all participants moved to the deck office, for a full explanation and System verification Production discussion of the lashing system; lashing pattern instructions and the operation of all loose lashing gear was discussed and demonstrated in accordance with the cargo securing manual (CSM). I also inspected the condition of the loose lashing gear installation (in position) on random rows. All of the lashing gear inspected/witnessed were installed correctly in position. Documentation Delivery Lifetime support 27
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Page 49 and 50: CV-8B Manual twistlock The MacGrego
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Page 55 and 56: C16A Hanging stacker The MacGregor
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Stacking cones, C-type C-type Order
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Pressure elements PE-type PE Produc
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Terminal pressure stackers TPS-type
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Flat racks and storage bins Flat ra
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Twistlock foundations TF-11-12-13 T
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Twistlock foundations TF-11 TF-11 P
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Twistlock foundations TF-1, 2 elong
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Twistlock foundations TF-1/DB -2/DB
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Twistlock foundations TF-2/RB elong
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Dovetail foundations APT APT Order
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Sliding foundations SF-T SF-T Produ
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Twistlock pockets LST, LSF, LF LST,
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Guide fittings GF-11, -28, -7 GF-11
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Lashing rings FL FL Order number Pr
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Lashing plates ZP, LEX ZP, LEX Orde
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Lashing plates U-PLT U-PLT Order nu
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Doubling plates DF DF Product Heigh
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Counter bearings CB-1, CB-2 CB-1, C
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Tools Tools 116
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