Lift-On/Lift-Off Vessel Cargo Loading

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Lift-On Lift-Off Vessel Cargo Loading refers to the process of loading and unloading cargo onto and off a vessel using crane equipment, either shipboard or shore-based, without relying on roll-on/roll-off systems.

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