Clear documentation ensures safe and efficient loading of containers.
System verification documentation The cargo securing system function is verified by a mock-up test, during which all crucial lashing cases are tested. The test is carefully documented and the results are used for adjusting the arrangement where needed to provide the best possible lashing system.
Delivery documentation Delivery documentation consists of documents that are vital from the ship’s operational point of view. Some of them are required by classification societies, while others are optional and delivered on request to further support the vessel’s smooth operation. Cargo- and container securing manual According to the International Maritime Organisation, all operating vessels need to be provided with a cargo securing manual (CSM) approved by classification societies. The content of the cargo securing manual defines what kind of cargo can be carried on the vessel and how it should be secured to ensure safe working conditions. The CSM consists of five main parts:
Your cargo profile requirements
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Lashing system design
• General information • Securing equipment -- Loose fittings -- Fixed fittings -- Operation, inspection & service • Stowage and securing of nonstandard cargo • Stowage and securing of containers -- Container securing arrangement (CSA) -- Calculation examples • Annexes
System verification
Production
Documentation
The CSM includes all the necessary information for container loading. Our target is that the manual will improve the effectiveness of container operations and support our customers so that all the information that they need for their lashing systems, and after sales, can be found easily even after years of operation.
Delivery
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