Rule 12 Cargo and passenger handling equipment
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Rule 12 Cargo and passenger handling equipment
Any erection, relocation, or placement of a crane, elevator, vehicle linkspan, gangways, or other similar cargo handling equipment, or equipment for the transfer of passengers, crews, and other persons, in the Commercial Port Area which does not exceed a height of 27 metres is a permitted activity provided it complies with the conditions below.
Conditions
(1) The activity complies with the general standards listed in section 14.1
