Shipping:

Delivering containers to San Diego or Hawaii terminals:

	Dock Receipts and Certified Weight tickets are required for container acceptance on the terminal
	In California, delivery trucks must be registered with California Air Resources Board (CARB) Drayage Truck Registry (DTR)
	TWIC cards are required for terminal access. Without a TWIC card, drivers are given an electronic escort device. This device will allow access, but only a limited number are allowed on the terminal at one time, so allow time for delays.

Receiving Dates:

	San Diego containers are received at the port until 3:30 p.m. the Monday before sailing.
	Honolulu containers are received starting the Wednesday before sailing until the day before sailing
	Sailing Dates: Cick on Sailing Schedule above for the most current sailing information.

Picking up containers in Hawaii or San Diego:

	Arrival Notices and Photo ID are required to pick up containers from Hawaii or San Diego ports.
	TWIC cards are required for terminal access. Without a TWIC card, drivers are given an electronic escort device. This device will allow access, but only a limited number are allowed on the terminal at one time, so allow time for delays.
	In San Diego cargo is available the day after discharge as indicated on the Arrival Notice.
	In Hawaii cargo availability dates differ per port and are indicated on the Arrival Notice.
	In Hawaii always confirm the Delivery dates and times with our Pasha representative at the port before attempting pick-up.
	HONOLULU: Trevor Kubo Telephone:  (808) 538-2146

Pasha Hawaii Sales is available at OHW@pashahawaii.com

Damage Claims: 

	Shippers of containerized cargo only have up to three days after receiving cargo to notify Pasha Hawaii in writing of a damage claim. Claim Forms are available on-line, at the terminal or from Pasha Hawaii Sales at (800) 288-5289 Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
	Documents required for Damage Claim:

1. Claim form – presented to Pasha Hawaii within three days of cargo receipt 2. Survey – provided by Customer’s insurance company 3. Two estimates for repair 4. Photographs of damage

As stated in the Pasha Hawaii Container Tariff, Pasha Hawaii’s limit of liability is $1000 per container.

HAZARDOUS CARGO – Pasha Hawaii does not accept Hazardous Cargo in containers. Any vehicle, equipment or machine powered by an internal combustion engine fuelled by flammable liquid (petrol or diesel) or flammable gas (propane, butane and others) is Hazardous under Amendment 35 of the IMDG code (UN3166, Class 9) . These items are not acceptable for transport in containers on Pasha Hawaii.

CONTAINER PACKING – All cargo loaded in containers is to be secured with the appropriate blocking and bracing to ensure safe handling and transport via ocean freight. Shipper is responsible to load and secure cargo suitably for ocean export transportation. All container loads are Shippers Load and Count.

CONTAINER SEALS – Shippers are responsible for supplying seals to secure containers if they choose to use them. Carrier will accept containers without seals and they will be carried at shipper’s risk.