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How come its called shipment by car and cargo by ship?
Because the cars arelifted from trains and placed for shipment, and a ship that carries the load is a cargo ship.
What is another name for ship's load that ends in go?
cargo.
What is the load carried on a ship called?
That would be called cargo .
What do we call a person who unloads the ship?
stevedore
What is cargo worthiness?
Cargo is any commodity that earns freight and charter hire to ship. Transporting cargo is ship's business. Can any ship carry any cargo? NO. Ship must be suitable and fit enough to carry any particular cargo. This ability of ship is the cargoworthiness. 4 segments in carriage by ship: load the cargo, stow the cargo, preserve the cargo condition and no damage/harm to ship till handing over to receiving port, unload the cargo. Ship's ability to meet the rigors of each of these segments must be demonstrated before cargo is given to a ship. Thus the cargoworthiness of the ship will be established.
Occupation of person who loads and unloads ships?
longshoremen unload ships cargo
What cargo items that require special placement?
Many items require special placement depending on what the cargo is. If you want to load grain for example you ship would have to be inspected by the department of agriculture before you can load it. If they find rust, the ship must be cleaned and reinspected before you can load.
What do you call a person who loads and unloads a ship?
A stevedore loads and unloads ships. In other places they are just called dockers.
What is the name of place where ship is unloaded?
a port is the place where a ship unloads and loads goods.
Who loads and unloads ship is called a?
Such a person is known as a stevedore.
What is the definition for the word Cargoes?
cargoes is the plural of cargo. strict meaning is goods carried by ship. cargo = freight, load, shipment, contents, goods
What is a landing place for ships to load and unload with qu in it?
Quay, pronounced like "key." It is a place like a warf or structured bank alongside which a ship can moor to load or off load cargo.
