This page lists various procedures and regulations published by Mesaieed Port. Please click on the View link to View, fill or print.
General Health Regulations Procedure Dusty cargoes Other cargoes Fatigue Fumes Personnel welfare facilities Emergency arrangements on shore and ship Injuries Rescue Fire Cargo spillage Falls into water Environmental aspects of port operations Environmental aspects of port operations Precautions	View
Bulk Cargo Operations
Consignee's Responsibilities Consignee’s responsibilities Consignee ‘s Worksite Supervisor Responsibilities Regarding Safety & Security Transport Vehicle Drivers Limit of discharging period Bulk Cargo Vessels (guidelines)	View
Transportation of Bulk Materials Discharging of Bulk Materials at Port Terminals Loading of Bulk Materials into transport Vehicles Consignee Worksite Supervisor	View
Stevedoring Stevedoring Services Stevedore’s duties regarding cargo operation Stevedore’s duties regarding housekeeping and cleanliness Personal protective equipment general requirements Stevedoring Superintendent and Foreman Hatch tender Winch driver and/or Crane Driver First Aid Attendant	View
Agents for Cargo vessels Agent's Responsibilities Gate Pass Procedure Time Limit/Port charges/Regulations Vessel Suitability for Mesaieed Port before each call Routine arrival cable Requirements to act as Ship’s Agent for cargo vessels at Mesaieed Port Form of Bank Guarantee Approved general cargo ships’ agents for ship’s to call Mesaieed Port	View
Responsibilities of the Ship Master Ship’s Master Ships’ officers The Ship Procedures between the ship and terminal prior to cargo handling Air pollution Miscellaneous pollution	View
Qatar Government Regulations	View
Bulk Cargo Operation Suitability of ships Procedures between ship and shore prior to the ship’s arrival Information given by the ship to Mesaieed Port Procedures between the ship and Mesaieed Port prior to cargo handling Principles Cargo loading and handling of ballast Unloading cargo and handling of ballast Bulk Cargo Vessels (guidelines)	View
General Safety Regulations Port employers Contractors and labour or service providers Ships’ officers Supervisors Port workers Self-employed persons Conveyors Bulk cargo terminals Personal protective equipment Safe use of lifting appliances and loose gear Signallers Operations on shore Solid bulk cargoes Traffic control Access to ships	View
Safety Checklist for loading or unloading dry bulk cargo carriers	View
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