Warehouse operator definition

Warehouse operator means a person engaged in the business of operating or controlling a warehouse for the storing, shipping, handling or processing of agricultural products, but does not include an incidental warehouse operator.
Warehouse operator s obligation” means a sufficient quantity and quality of grain or other products for which a warehouse operator is licensed including company owned grain and grain of depositors as the warehouse operator’s records indicate. For an unlicensed warehouse operator it means a sufficient quantity and quality of grain to cover company owned grain and all deposits of grain for which actual payment has not been made.
Warehouse operator means the same as defined in section 203C.1. [C75, 77, 79, 81, §542.1; 81 Acts, ch 180, §1 – 3]

Examples of Warehouse operator in a sentence

  • In this instance a Warehouse operator would likely put items on that AGV in the Warehouse and a Production operator would take them off at the Production area.


More Definitions of Warehouse operator

Warehouse operator means a person who operates a warehouse where unopened packaged goods intended for supply to a retailer are held on the premises.
Warehouse operator means a person that operates a facility or group of facilities in which grain is or may be stored for hire or which is used for grain bank storage and which is operated under one (1) ownership and run from a single office.
Warehouse operator means the same as defined in section 203C.1. 86 Acts, ch 1152, §31
Warehouse operator means a person operating or controlling a public warehouse.
Warehouse operator means a person who operates a registered warehouse;
Warehouse operator means a licensed warehouse operator pursuant to Iowa Code section 203C.6.
Warehouse operator means a company registered in Kenya which is in the business of storing tea.