OOG BreakBulk

Question 1

Which commodities are moved in Special Equipment

Answer 1

Boats, Tires, Generator, Pipes

Question 2

What special equipment does OOG utilize?

Answer 2

Open Tops and Flat Racks

Question 3

What constitutes OOG cargo

Answer 3

Exceeds dimensions of 20’ or 40’ container, over length, width, height, weight or combination.

Question 4

What defines BreakBulk Cargo?

Answer 4

too large or heavy for transport on a single flat rack, non-containerized, loaded directly on to vessel

Question 5

What is Project Cargo?

Answer 5

A combination of standard and special equipment or break bulk. Large project shipments/investments that last months or years

Question 6

Factors to consider when booking and quoting OOG

Answer 6

Dimensions/weight, Operational capacity, number of lost slots, port costs, NCB

Question 7

Who is responsible for Lashing/Securing and loading?

Answer 7

Shipper

Question 8

CSS

Answer 8

Cargo Stowage and Securing

Question 9

How many tiedown points does a flat rack have?

Answer 9

22

Question 10

How wide is a container?

Answer 10

8 feet

Question 11

Who is responsible to Lash and Secure Break bulk

Answer 11

Vessel Crew