The Port Map: Gates, Yards, Berths and Restricted Areas
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On your first day at Sagar Point the supervisor says, "Go to berth 4. Use the walkway past the CFS shed. Do not cross the apron." A port has its own map and its own words.
Focus: know the parts of a port, know which areas are restricted, and know where your control ends at the water.
Learning objectives
- Name the main parts of a port, from the gate to the ship.
- Tell the main types of terminal apart.
- Say what a restricted area is and how it is marked.
- Point out the critical points on a site.
- Say what you can and cannot control at the waterside.
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