loading head operator

chief goods clerk | loading foreman

head loader

loading flat | loading pallet

batchloading | batch loading | batch charging

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(3) A vessel employed in carrying explosives or dangerous or flammable goods such as fuel oil, crude oil or gasoline, shall, whether loaded, partly loaded or empty, fulfil all requirements of the Chief, Superintending Engineer or Superintendent while in canal waters.

38 (1) The master of any vessel entering a canal to discharge goods or leaving a canal in which goods have been taken aboard shall, upon the vessel’s arrival in the canal before discharging and prior to the vessel’s departure from the canal after loading, respectively, furnish to the proper officer of the canal correct reports in such form as may be required by the Department specifying the goods making up the vessel’s cargo on entering and on leaving the canal and showing the details of each consignment of all goods loaded or unloaded in the canal and, if so required by the Chief or the Superintending Engineer, certified copies of bills ...[+++] of lading of each consignment and a certified copy of vessel’s manifest shall also be furnished.

Regulations Made Under Part II of the Canada Labour Code Respecting Occupational Safety and Health of Employees Employed on Ships Registered in Canada While in Operation, or on Uncommissioned Ships of Her Majesty in Right of Canada and Employees Employed in The Loading and Unloading of Ships

(a) employees employed in the loading or unloading of vessels not registered in Canada, other than employees employed on uncommissioned vessels of Her Majesty in right of Canada;