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Cargo Inspection and Technical Services for Safe Transportation
CORE METAL offers its service in inspection, survey, and control for the transportation of goods by land and sea
Loading and Securing of dangerous goods (IMDG) into containers according to CTU-code guidelines
We assist in the stuffing of containers for transportation. Our proficiency in this area is informed by compliance with the CTU Code guidelines, the IMO/ILO/UNECE Code of Practice for Packing of Cargo Transport Units (CTU Code), and the CSC Convention. Our offers include:
- Examination of empty containers (suitable for transportation) in compliance with the CSC convention.
- Assessment of parcels and packaging integrity, including labeling and marking.
- Inspection for the segregation of dangerous goods.
- Verification of loading and securing procedures, adhering to the CTU code.
- Examination of container placards and markings for compliance.
- Prompt issuance of inspection reports.
Inspection of your shipments for maritime and overland transportation
Securing Loads
We verify the adherence of cargo securing methods for road, sea, and rail conveyance (compliant with EN 12195-1 and/or IMO CSS Code). Our services include all types of transport equipment and goods, including semi-trailers, tankers, sea containers, flat rack containers, road trailers (MAFI), ships, and more. Our activities involve overseeing entire operations, conducting post-stowage inspections, providing reports on stowage and loading compliance and furnishing calculation notes
Technical studies
Do you need assistance with shipping a specific type of cargo or formalizing a stowage procedure in written form? We will carefully examine your requirements and tailor solutions to fit the mode and means of transport you’ve specified. Our services include creating lashing solutions, drafting stowage procedures, offering advice, and assessing technical feasibility. Feel free to reach out to us for any other inquiries or assistance you may require.
Trainings
TRAINING
CTU Code training: Container Loading and Stuffing
Our training course complies with ship safety regulations required in the IMO directives, mandating that container cargo loading adheres to the IMO/ILO/UNECE Code of Good Practice (CTU Code).
The CTU code addresses essential aspects of cargo loading and transportation safety, including planning, rules for loading and securing both general and dangerous goods. It provides recommendations for handling, equipment checks before and after loading/unloading, and advice on protecting transported goods.
Duration
Two days
Type of training
Available on-site and online according to your needs
Price
Price per participant or per company (company package) on request
Who is the course for?
Loaders, unloaders, handlers, stowaways in transport equipment (CTU); loaders; shippers; carriers; handlers; logisticians; controllers etc
Learning objectives
- Understand the consequences of improper loading and securing.
- Know the legal foundations and application framework of the CT code.
- Identify the physical forces generated by different modes of transport.
- Establish an efficient and compliant inspection process for transport equipment and cargo before loading.
- Learn the IMDG Code and the guidelines for handling and loading hazardous materials.
- Apply best practices to prevent cargo damage during handling and transportation.
- Acquire knowledge of the CSC convention and ISO standards for the transport and inspection of sea containers.
- Recognize different types of lashing and determine the most suitable solution for each situation.
- Perform basic tie-downs according to industry standards
Teaching methods
- Visuals and presentations
- Technical datasheets
- Exercises
- Alternating applications, feedback, and presentations
For in-company training, the beneficiary company, if applicable and as needed, should supply one or more types of transport and standard loads. Trainees can also utilize company-specific photographic materials to apply their knowledge to real-world scenarios.
The strengths of this course
- The training is conducted by a field expert and includes numerous case studies and practical examples.
- You will be provided with simple and effective methods for inspecting the loading and securing of loads in your structure, allowing you to improve or establish an internal control process. This includes Excel support, weight distribution, securing calculations, audit templates, and checklists for load planning, pre-loading inspection sheets, and post-loading inspection sheets.
- Enhance your skills in stuffing maritime containers and protect your interests by adhering to section 431.7 of the 2017 RSN.
- The CTU Code training fulfills the training requirements outlined in Chapter 1.3.12 of the IMDG Code for shore-based personnel involved in loading and unloading dangerous goods.
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TRAINING
Maritime and Land transport stowage training
Securing Loads on Road Vehicles.
The regulations for load securing in road transport have significantly evolved, incorporating numerous updated standards, modifications to the standard contract (2017), and the introduction of a new directive.
Our training courses adhere to European standards for load securing, including EN 12195-1/2/3/4, EN 12640, EN 12641, and EN 12642.
Duration
Two days
Type of training
Available on-site and online according to your needs
Price
Price per participant or per company (company package) on request
Who is the course for?
Loaders, unloaders, handlers, stowaways in transport equipment (CTU); loaders; shippers; carriers; handlers; logisticians; controllers etc
Learning objectives
- Understand the legal foundations and regulations related to load securing.
- Determine the physical forces generated by each mode of transport.
- Familiarize yourself with different transport means, including their structural resistance, securing points, and compliance.
- Assess the compliance of securing devices, such as straps, chains, hooks, rings, tensioners, and anti-slip mats, according to standards.
- Execute proper load securing and ensure its compliance with standards.
- Recognize various load securing methods and identify the most suitable solution for each context.
- Provide recommendations for enhancing existing load securing practices.
- Issue clear instructions for effective load securing.
Teaching methods
- Visuals and presentations
- Technical datasheets
- Exercises
- Alternating applications, feedback, and presentations
For in-company training, the beneficiary company, if applicable and as needed, should supply one or more types of transport and standard loads. Trainees can also utilize company-specific photographic materials to apply their knowledge to real-world scenarios.
The strengths of this course
- The training is conducted by a field expert specializing in load securing, featuring numerous practical cases and concrete examples.
- You'll receive examples of checklists and straightforward effective methods to inspect load-securing practices and enhance or establish an internal control process.
- For the transport of dangerous goods, our training adheres to the ADR code, ensuring compliance with the EN 12195-1 standard for load securing.
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