Board Rental
Ship broker: An intermediary between the owner and the ship’s renter, or between the buyer and seller of the ship
The revenue of these brokers is secured by the right of dealership. The active agents in this section have the necessary expertise, and help in turning information and shipping market pricing. Types of shipping brokers include
Owner’s brokers: For the owners of the ship, they will find the market
Chartering brokers: For the owners of the ship, they will find the cargoes
Tanker brokers: They operate in the specialized tanker market for oil products
Liner brokers: For shipping lines, find goods
Sale & purchase brokers: The broker is an intermediary in the purchase and sale of a ship, and, if necessary, a contract of construction
Brokerage: Brokerage right, payable by intermediary, which is the percentage of the fare, or the value of the contract
Fixture: The final agreement of the rental of the ship, with the delivery of goods
NOR: The announcement of the ship to the landlords, to begin the operation of loading and discharging (Notice of Readiness)
C / P: Charter Agreement
Pilot: A person who is boarding a ship by inland and outbound traffic, as well as knowledge of vessel navigation, as well as being in line with the port’s traffic schedule. The local guideline on the operation takes the direction of the ship, but his responsibility, in consultation, is to command the ship
RENT BILL HIRE STATEMENT: A written document that states the amount of rent that the tenant has to pay to the owner of the vessel, and the days the ship has been hired by the beneficiary, or the amount deducted from the rent, such as receipts Payment, and irredeemable days, and so forth
The first and last bills, the amount of fuel available on the ship, the time of delivery, as well as the delivery of the ship, as well as the amount of fuel purchased, during the period, and information of this type
The International Maritime Council (BIMCO) is a member of the International Maritime Council, which includes ship-owners, brokers, Shipbroker, Agents, and P & I clubs
In describing BIMCO’s activities, it can be regarded as the spokesperson of the shipping industry, helping members avoid costly mistakes, interpreting the terms of rent and carriage contracts, publishing standard contract and bill sheets, holding seminars and related courses. Rent a ship means a vehicle contract for a defined trip, or a specific time period
When the ship is used in the rental market, the owner often leases the ferry, through a trip, or time, through broker brokers. In both cases, the tenants can lease the ship to another person
To the first hire, the head charterer, and to the second renter, the sub charterer is said. The renter can carry a carrier, carry someone else’s goods, or own the goods, which rents the ship for the carriage of its goods
Ships operating on this market are known as transit, or tramp, and, unlike shipping, do not move on specific, predetermined routes
That is why the English word tramp, meaning “tramp” and “home”, refers to them. However, the ship may be rented by a regular shipping line
Tramp shipping is often bulk and tanker, although the rental market is for other types of ships, such as container transport, public goods, and refrigerators