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SECTION 3:
INSPECTION & HANDLING
INSPECTION
York-Shipley Global
is
not
responsible
for damage to
the
burner and/or
for
items
missing
during shipment from the factory to
the
shipping destination.
RESOLUTION
OF
SUCH CLAIMS
AGAINST THE
CARRIER IS
THE RESPONSIBILITY
OF
THE
CONSIGNEE.
Immediately
upon the
arrival of the shipment and
before.
it
Is
unloaded
from the
carrier's
vehicle, the consignee or his agent shall
make a thorough inspection of
the shipment.
Look
for
the
following:
•
Is
the blocking and/or strapping in place and tight?
•
Has the unit shifted on the carrier's vehicle?
•
Are
the
temperature and
pressure
gauges and controls
in
place and undamaged?
•
Is the piping to accessories intact and undamaged?
•
Do the skids and supports
show
evidence of stress or damage?
•
Are the lifting
lugs
bent
or
distorted?
•
Is the burner dented or
marred?
•
Is there evidence of pilfering?
If there is
evidence of damage or
items missing,
notations of the speciiic damage
and/or
missing
items
shall be made on the
freight
bill and a record
of such
notations retained by the
consignee.
The
consignee
shall immediately
advise
the
carrier's agent
of
the
condition
of the
shipment
In
writing,
demand an
inspection
of
the
damage and
file
the damage
claim with
the
carrier.
UNLOADING
The packaged
burner
is a heavy and
bulky
piece of
equipment which may be damaged
if
it
is
not handled properly
by
skilled persons using
special
equipment.
Unloading the burner from the carrier's vehicle and/or moving
it into
position
requires
skill
and proper equipment
and
should.
not be attempted by those
who
lack the qualifications.
York-Shipley
Glo'?al
recommends that
a
competent rigger be engaged to perform
that
task.
The consignee should advise the
rigger as to
the
time
when his services
will
be
needed in
order
to eliminate
charges for
delays.
If
delays do
occur,
it
is
important that
the
burner
be
protected
from
the
weather,
dust,
dirt,
pilferage
and
damage.
Panicular
attention shall
be given to protection
of
electrical
items
:
controls, motors and wiring.
REFER TO FIGURES
5 & 6
FOR LIFTING
INFORMATION.
Section
3 -
lnstallation
&
Handling
3
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