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Precise measurements (length, width, height) and weight are crucial. Include any protrusions or unusual features affecting transport or handling.
Specify the exact port of arrival and final delivery location. Assess the port's infrastructure (crane capacity, access restrictions) to ensure it can accommodate your modules.
For exceptionally large or heavy modules, a detailed route survey may be necessary to identify and mitigate transportation challenges and obtain necessary permits.
Check for permits/licenses for oversized/heavy cargo. Ensure compliance with international shipping regulations (e.g., SOLAS).
A common method using specialized flat racks or open-top containers. Careful planning and secure fastening are essential.
Suitable for exceptionally large or unusually shaped modules. Modules are loaded directly onto the vessel, requiring careful planning and securing.
Vessel selection considers size, stability, crane availability, and lifting gear capacity. Ensure the vessel can safely accommodate the modules and their weight distribution.
Protect modules from elements and damage using weatherproofing and protective coverings.
Secure modules using robust lashing systems for heavy cargo. Consult with riggers and lashing specialists.
Clearly mark designated lifting points for safe handling.
Arrange for heavy-lift cranes at loading and discharge ports. Confirm crane capacity and reach.
Arrange specialized transport (low-loader trailers) from port to final destination. Consider route restrictions and permits.
Secure comprehensive cargo insurance covering damage, theft, and delays.
Budgeting includes transportation, handling, insurance, permits, customs fees, and potential unforeseen expenses. Information on costs can be obtained from various providers.
Understand the destination country's customs and import regulations. Accurate documentation is crucial to avoid delays or penalties. Ensure compliance with all relevant import duties and taxes.
A detailed packing list specifying dimensions, weight, and quantity of each module.
An accurate and complete bill of lading (contract of carriage).
A complete OOG declaration for customs and port authorities.
A detailed lifting plan outlining safe loading and unloading procedures.
Maintain open communication with all parties involved.
Develop a contingency plan to address potential delays or unforeseen circumstances.
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