Nearly 6 months after the new SOLAS agreement and the compulsory Verified Gross Mass declaration came into force, CERL’s teams are proud of their results: ZERO ERRORS !
Many thanks to CERL customers, who have generally played the game very well since the new regulations came into force. Their collaboration is essential to the smooth running of the logistics chain and the safety of sea transport.
It’s now a question of not lowering our guard: we need to continue working together with the same rigour if we are to successfully negotiate the expected build-up phase, which is likely to be accompanied by an increase in inspections and a reduction in tolerances.
Zero errors means
- No containers refused on the terminals,
- Undeviating respect for closing times,
- 95% of customer forms successfully filled in and sent,
- 5% of container weighings in line with customer requirements,
- Flawless contingency management in the event of delays,
- Excellent relations with shipping companies and cargo handling operators.
Implementation of the SOLAS Agreement with CERL
We have already devoted several articles on the SOLAS Agreement, here we find the history of the implementation of this project within CERL:
Declaration forms for Solas agreement
Since July 1, 2016, companies referred to as « shippers » of goods now have to […]
CERL newsletter june 2016 – SOLAS Agreement
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SOLAS, verification of gross mass
From July 1st 2016 the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) will enforce the Safety of Life at […]
