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Agenda / Summary
▪ Introduction / Background / Objectives
▪ Summary of Rack Products and Packaging
▪ Damage Incidents & Root Causes
▪ Pre-Shipment Processes
▪ Product Design standards
▪ Rack Configuration Rules
▪ Shipment and Delivery Processes
▪ Pre Delivery Checklist
▪ Final Delivery Checklist
▪ Proper and Improper Handling examples
▪ Special or Unusual Deliveries Lift Gate Failure
▪ Cranes and Riggers
Potential Root Causes:
▪ Windows and Rooftops
Lift Gate was too small for this item
▪ Summary, Wrap-Up
Packaging removed while in the truck
No load securement to prevent tipover
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Reusable (L) or One-Way (R) Export Crates: Heavy Duty Clear View style or Corrugated Packs on Custom Pallets:
Product is wholly contained inside and there is Product is bolted to the custom base pallet and there is often a built-in
a built-in ramp feature*. Rack Frame may or ramp feature*. This is the most common method.
may not be bolted to the base pallet.
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“Minimum Pack” method for domestic padded van large enterprise direct shipments:
Rack Product is NOT palletized. It is simply strapped to the sidewalls of the truck with
lightweight corner and edge protection materials and is rolled on the product’s integral
casters. This method is NOT suitable for common carrier (LTL) or international shipments. Blanket Wrap
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Root Causes: 1. Rack Product was incorrectly configured, 2. Rack was not secured, 3. Joystick error resulted in the lift gate platform tilting prematurely
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Sag!
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Shipping Basics: Where are the straps tying these to the walls?
Mistake: Relying on neighboring freight to hold up products
Consequences: Damage to rack product, nearby freight and vehicle
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Too STEEP!
Maximum 5 degrees suggested
(slope ratio 1:12) which is the same
as the US ADA wheel chair standard.
Use ramps designed to US ADA standards
where possible; movement on ramps above
5 degrees should be limited to the short
pallet ramps.
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Many
Places to
secure
logistics
straps
(GOOD!)
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Speed Limit
3.6km/hr
(1.0m/sec)
Blocking
Stiff corner
Tilt Back & Bracing
boards
Rack not secured to the mast. Tips over around curves, bumps.
Also impacts the load BEHIND the primary one being lifted.
Crash!
Tilt Indicator
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Strap Method
Top View
Required regardless of
distance!
No Securement!
Crash!
Tilt Indicator
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Capacity
>1800kg*
Poor: Moving on casters, no Better: Moving on casters, with security Safer: Machine still on Pallet, with
security strap tied to truck, no straps tied to truck and raised ledge to security straps tied to the truck
raised ledge to prevent rolling off prevent rolling off
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New Icon to Demonstrate Process * Exact number as deemed necessary to ensure safety due to
the weight and delivery environment for each situation
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Verify adequate lift weight capacity! Recommend 1800-2500 kg or greater (4000 – 5500 lbs.)
for configured rack server products. Check the capacity! Remember to include safety factor
for the weight of up to 4 people that may be standing on the lift gate with the product.
Rack style products are continually getting larger and heavier!
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Recommended Best Practice: Carrier Pre-Delivery Checklist (at Carrier Hub / WH)
❒ Lift gate, if used, is verified to have sufficient load lifting capacity for the product
❒ Products are secured to the walls of the truck with logistics straps, corners and blankets
❒ Sufficient trained personnel are on the truck to perform the final inside delivery.
❒ Initiate the 24 hour pre-delivery call to the client (this is a recommended best practice).
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Solution:
▪ Improve customer satisfaction in regard to timeliness of delivery by systematic carrier pre
call before delivery to customer.
▪ In order to inform customer, anticipate customer acceptance date and check the customer
specific delivery requirements.
▪ Ensuring this new process can be measured from an operational perspective.
Benefits:
▪ Reporting structure for analysis and improvement
▪ Driving Revenue through increased Customer Satisfaction
▪ Client Satisfaction on:
▪ Delivery Time Frame
▪ Delivery Communications
▪ All aspects of the delivery
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Overview:
Carrier Pre-Delivery Call (CPC)
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“Freight Shipped” “The Carrier”
“The Customer”
Successful
CPC
1. Product is
shipped
2. Carrier is “Delivery”
CPC EDI Leads to…
notified of (electronic notice)
tender to Mfr
3. Customer
4. Carrier Calls Customer
Contact “Happy People”
Information ➢ Confirm Impending
is provided Delivery
➢ Validate Delivery
Instructions
➢ Agree to Delivery Date
5. Carrier Sends CPC EDI Status
to Manufacturer
➢ For Measurement and Delivery goes smoothly
performance monitoring
Customer is
6. Carrier Coordinates End
Customer Delivery
Delighted!!
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▪ Driver is to review all requirements and clarify any unclear information as well as set a 2 hour delivery
window.
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Facility Protections
A. Cardboard or blanket buffers on
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Current labels
Center of Gravity
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Pre-Existing Versions
Key Design Objectives: Either words are used or they don’t
Show Hazard, Show Motion, No Words convey the key hazard message
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FUNCTION: Secure the package to the truck while moving the lift gate. Also, chock
the wheel tires to secure the truck during loading and unloading.
REMARKS: Place on at least two opposite sides of the package. The straps are
connected to the inside of the truck and loosely wrapped around the machine to
prevent it from falling away from the truck and onto the ground.
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FUNCTION: To indicate that the product must be kept upright at all times. Do not
lay the product down!
REMARKS: Place on all four sides of the package together with any other Intl.
handling symbols.
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FUNCTION: To indicate that the operator is to extend the fork tines to the widest
position that will enter the pallet
REMARKS: Place on each face of the package that can be accessed by the fork
lift in a position that is visible to a fork lift driver while driving.
Manufacturers may alter the design of the pallet in the icon to match the actual
pallet being used for a given product to improve understanding.
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▪ Cranes
▪ Window or Roof Deliveries
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MATERIAL REQUIRED; A
(A) Wide Nylon or reinforced Fabric strap to lift with B
(B) Wood Frame to protect top cover from being bent
(C) Blanket to protect painted surfaces from scratches C
(D) Wood Boards to protect bottom surfaces from bending
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End View Side View
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▪ Business Trends: Clients prefer products that are fully configured prior to shipment
▪ Therefore, products are continually getting taller and heavier, demanding extra care at each step
▪ Shipments are expanding more into “International growth markets” with less experienced infrastructure
▪ Benchmarking partners (the Rack Transport Stability Team) are working toward an industry
practice for product tilt stability for the transportation / relocation environment.
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