Operation of mooring a ship to another that is docked or anchored in the water operations area of the Terminal.

Service provided to vessels at berth to receive and secure berths

Place the load on top of each other in the storage areas in an orderly fashion.

Area delimited by a perimeter

Owner and/or operator of the ship.

It is the expression of the total volume of a ship

Temporary placement of the goods in areas close to the ship.

Operation of driving the vessel from the official anchorage of the port and mooring it at the designated dock or mooring.

A term by which the seller assumes all costs of carriage of the goods to the named place of destination, but the risk of loss of or damage to the goods, or of any increase in the costs, is transferred from the seller to the buyer as soon as the goods pass the ship's rail in the port of shipment.

Similar term to C & F but the seller must also provide marine insurance against the risk of loss or damage to the goods during transport.

It's the submerged depth of a ship in the water.

Operation of undocking the ship from one berth and docking it at another

Natural or artificial maritime space used as transit for ships

Periodic pecuniary benefit that taxes the use or exploitation of a public concession.

Cargo or set of effects or goods that for transport from one port to another are loaded and stowed on a vessel.

Grouping of goods belonging to one or more consignees

Solid or liquid cargo moved in packaged form

Liquids loaded or unloaded through pipes and/or hoses.

Vehicles for transporting people or cargo

Solid product mobilized without container or packaging.

Cargo transported

National or nationalized cargo

Cargo from other countries

Goods destined for the consumption of passengers and crew members as well as those necessary for the operation and maintenance of the ship.

Import cargo manifested for the ship's port of arrival

Cargo manifested as such

Cargo manifested as such

Cargo manifested as such

It is the process of boarding a ship to transport goods and effects from one port to another.

It refers to the description of the goods.

Natural or legal person that contracts the services of the Port Terminal through its representative

According to the mentioned in 3.1 and 3.2 the following combinations can be made depending if the filling or emptying condition was properly agreed with the shipment or consignee.

House / Pier, House / House, Pier / House, Pier / Pier.

Sanction consisting of the definitive deprivation of the property of the goods.

Loads are shipped

Loads are shipped

Document that proves the possession and/or ownership of the cargo.

Natural or legal person in whose name the merchandise is manifested or who acquires it by endorsement.

Filling a container with goods from one, two or more shippers.

A situation of risk, resulting from human activities or natural phenomena, which may occur and endanger the integrity of people, the port area and one or more ecosystems.

It's the transfer of goods from one port to another

In this mode the shipper only takes over the transport of the cargo from one port to another port and is released from the costs and responsibility of the shipment

That is to say that the carrier in its rates only contemplates the boarding

Agreement by which the Shipowner delivers all or part of the vessel to the Charterer to carry goods from one port to another

Agreement by which a "Carrier" or "Transporter" is called a Shipowner

A group of stevedores in a port who work on the stowage of goods on board ships

It is the international maritime code for dangerous goods.

Premises for the storage of goods from different depositors.

Premises intended for the storage of goods requested for the Customs Warehousing procedure.

Reverse operation when abating.

Reverse operation at docking.

Transfer of cargo directly from a ship to vehicles for immediate removal from the port area.

Transfer of cargo from ship to dock for storage in the terminal

It's the reverse process of loading.

Emptying a container with goods intended for one

Completion of customs formalities required to import and export the goods or place them under other arrangements

Deduction of the vehicle weight to determine the net weight of the load.

The Door service is carried out at origin and at destination.

The Door service is carried out at origin by ICY at destination.

The Door service is carried out at origin and the Port service at destination.

Owner or recipient of the cargo.

Transfer of cargo directly from private vehicles to a warehouse

Transfer of cargo from storage areas in the terminal to a ship.

See definition of "Shipowner".

It includes the stevedoring companies, it dismisses.

Natural or legal person empowered to transport the goods, within, to or from the Port Terminals.

Refers to the overall length of the vessel as stated on the Certificate of Registration.

Overhanging massif or dyke that advances into the sea or a river for the protection of a port.

A port operation system in which the mobilization of cargo at the berthing front is carried out by a service provider.

A port operation system where the various service providers can provide their services on the same berthing front.

It is the process of accommodating the load in a warehouse space, dock or means of transport.

Infrastructure and superstructure works built in ports to serve ships.

Term by which the seller places the goods on board the ship at the port of shipment agreed in the contract of sale. The risk or loss of damage to the goods is transferred from the seller to the buyer when the goods pass the ship's rail.

Use, by the users, of the goods of the Terminal.

Port facilities made available to users.

Entry and removal of goods from the terminal facilities, without the shipment operation being carried out.

Freight that includes all the operations of embarkation / disembarkation, stowage / unstowage, traction to the storage terminal or warehouse.

This is the cost of shipping from one port to another. This rate considers the terms of shipment that condition the final cost of the basic freight.

Water area designated by the Port Captain's Office for vessels to anchor or wait for the pilot.

Operation of driving the ship to the official port anchorage.

This condition states that the shipping line authorizes the user to dispose of the container for a certain time, and then return it empty to the depot defined by the shipping line.

It includes civil works and mechanical installations, fixed and floating, built or located to facilitate modal shift.

The ICY service is carried out at origin, and the Door service at destination.

The ICY service is carried out both at origin and destination.

The ICY service is carried out at origin and the Port service at destination.

The Inland Container Yard is a place where the carrier receives and delivers the cargo, this can be a railway ramp, or a truck depot depending on the place and the mode of transport used.

Infrastructure and superstructure works, built in a port or outside it, for the care of ships, provision of port services or construction and repair of ships.

Intersection of the sea level with the adjacent beach at the time of the high tide of ordinary Sicilies.

Document in which the relationship of the goods that constitute the load of a means or a transport unit is detailed, and expresses the commercial data of the goods.

Periodic and alternative movement of up and down of the waters of the sea, produced by the attractive actions of the sun and the moon.

All cargo that is transported, has been and/or will be transported on board a ship.

It is the one that comes from abroad, under suspensive, temporary or improvement regimes.

Product manufactured in the country with national or nationalized raw materials.

These are goods classified as dangerous for which there are regulations regarding their acceptance procedure, packaging, stowage, documentation and transport either for local or international transfer. There are nine (9) classifications of dangerous goods for international maritime transport and the regulations, documentation, acceptance procedures, packaging and stowage are established by the International Maritime Organization (IMO).

Goods that may be subject to customs regimes, operations and destinations.

A control process that serves to verify or monitor compliance with a regulation or standard.

Port infrastructure on the bank of a river, lake or sea specially arranged for loading and unloading ships and for the circulation of vehicles.

It is one that is provided for the exclusive use of a user for the purpose of facilitating the loading and unloading of ships.

Any shipbuilding intended for navigation, of whatever kind, including its integral parts and accessory parts, such as rigging, spare parts, equipment, machinery, instruments and accessories which, without forming part of the ship's structure, are used in its service both at sea and in port.

Operations of stowage, unstowage, loading, unloading, transshipment and storage of goods, provisioning and repair of ships. Also, embarkation or disembarkation of passengers or crew.