Port Business Glossary -

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caisson

A box-shaped or cylindrical structure mainly made of reinforced concrete, sand, etc. after being manufactured on the ground in advance, submerged underwater or in the soil, and then stabilized by putting concrete, sand, etc. to stabilize.

Gate

The entrance to the container terminal. Check the ship name, destination, container appearance, container number, and seal number.

Gateway

At the entrance of the container terminal, when loading and out the actual container, the weight measurement of the container, checking the weight of the container and checking the loading container.

Gate open

Opening the doorway of the container terminal

Gate close

The doorway of the container terminal is closed

Care mark

Refers to the handling instruction mark written to prevent damage to cargo.

Landscape Act

In order to promote the formation of good landscapes in Japan's cities, Noyama fishing villages, etc., by comprehensively formulating landscape plans and other measures to create a beautiful and stately national land, create a rich and rich living environment. A law aimed at realizing a unique and vibrant local community, thereby contributing to the improvement of people's lives and the sound development of the national economy and local communities.

Section (Connecting) Ship pit

→Dolphin

Section (Connecting) Ship

→Bit, bollard

(mooring buoy)

There are two types of buoys, one that is used as a route sign for the safety of navigation of ships and those that are used to moor ships. The latter is called mooring floating markers.

(Connect) Mooring facilities

A facility that keeps ships, and refers to quays, mooring pits, sanbashi, Ukisan Bridge, Ukisan Bridge, landing site, and ship Ageba.

Genomic

In 1920, German plant geneticist H. A word proposed by Vinkler, refers to the total of genetic information present in the cells of living organisms. It contains gene and information that controls the expression of the gene.

Chemical tanker (chemical tanker)

A tanker that transports a wide range of chemical products in a liquid form, a tanker that transports a wide range of chemical products.

Quarantine (Qarantine)

The crew of vessels entering the port from overseas are required to undergo a vessel inspection under the Quarantine Law. Ships arriving from a foreign country shall, in principle, landed or unloaded goods from the vessel unless they have been issued a "quarantine Certificate" or "Temporary Quarantine Certificate" by the quarantine officer. In addition, quarantine is required by the Plant Protection Law for importing plants and animals by the Livestock Infectious Disease Prevention Law. The Ministry of Health and Welfare and the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries have set up quarantine stations nationwide for the purpose of preventing diseases and pests and ensuring the safety of agricultural production. The Yokohama Quarantine Station is set up in Yokohama.

Testing (sighting)

Regarding import and export cargo, this refers to the task of determining the number, weight, degree of damage, etc. of the goods on behalf of the import and exporter, and certifies the person engaged in the inspection work is called an inspector, and is also called a Tully Man and checker. → Tully man

Testing Business

This is a business that calculates the number of cargo when loading or unloading cargo, or certifies the delivery of cargo, and the operator must have a license from the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. Typical public interest corporations include the Japan Freight Association and one Nippon Kenken. Commonly known as Type 5 business.

Certification business

The appraisal business and the measurement business are collectively referred to as the certification business.

Combined ships

A ship that has a structure that can carry several kinds of cargo. It has the following characteristics. (1)Cargo with higher fares can be loaded according to market conditions. (2)It is possible to reduce airborne voyage. However, construction costs are more expensive compared to dedicated ships.

Measurement Business

When loading or unloading cargo, this is a business that calculates or certifies the volume or weight of the cargo, and requires a license from the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. Many businesses concurrently serve as appraisal business. Commonly known as Type 7 business.

Keihin Port

It refers to Tokyo Port, Yokohama Port, and Kawasaki Port in Tokyo Bay. Under the Port and Harbor Law, each local government is the port manager, but under the Port Regulations Act, it is treated as a unit as a Keihin Port.

Construction soil

Surplus soil generated from construction work. In the past, disposal was the main, so it was called "remaining soil", but due to the recent rise in awareness of recycling, surplus soil was called "construction soil" from the viewpoint of reusing surplus soil as much as possible between construction. It came to be called. Most of the construction soil generated from public works in the city, etc., those that could not be reused between constructions is used as landfills for Minamihonmaki Wharf landfills.