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Project Cargo Clearance for Large Shipment | A Case Study

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Project Cargo Clearance for Large Shipment | A Case Study

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Summary

Al Sharqi Shipping successfully managed the clearance and transportation of project cargo from Jebel Ali general cargo yard to the customer’s destination. The operation involved about 150 trips over 7 days, handled both day and night. Despite challenges such as late bill of lading release and strict road weight restrictions, our team ensured timely and efficient delivery, maximizing customer satisfaction. 

Customer Challenge

Identifying the primary obstacles faced during the project cargo clearance process. 

 

  • High Volume and Tight Schedule: The project cargo involved approximately 150             trips that needed to be completed within 7 days, with continuous day and night             operations. 
  • Late Documentation: The customer released the bill of lading on the last day of the       free period, causing potential detention. 
  • Cargo Segregation: The shipment included multiple products, requiring                             segregation of two types of coils (thin and thick), with separate charges if not                 properly segregated. 
  • Weight Restrictions: Trailers with a capacity of 56 tons had to comply with road              weight restrictions. 
  • Continuous Loading Requirements: Paid overtime was necessary to ensure                   continuous loading and timely delivery. 

Our Solution

cargo from Jebel Ali
Cargo Clearance customer's challenges

Identifying the primary obstacles faced during the project cargo clearance process. 

 

  • High Volume and Tight Schedule: The project cargo involved approximately 150 trips that                needed to be completed within 7 days, with continuous day and night operations. 
  • Late Documentation: The customer released the bill of lading on the last day of the free                   period, causing potential detention. 
  • Cargo Segregation: The shipment included multiple products, requiring segregation of two              types of coils (thin and thick), with separate charges if not properly segregated. 
  • Weight Restrictions: Trailers with a capacity of 56 tons had to comply with road weight                    restrictions. 
  • Continuous Loading Requirements: Paid overtime was necessary to ensure continuous                   loading and timely delivery. 

Customer’s Benefits

Highlighting the positive outcomes and advantages experienced by the customer. 

 

 

  • Timely Delivery: The project cargo was delivered within the stipulated     n                timeframe, avoiding any operational delays for the customer. 
  • Cost Savings: Efficient management of the bill of lading process and                        compliance with weight restrictions minimized additional costs such as                    detention and fines. 
  • Enhanced Satisfaction: The customer’s satisfaction was enhanced through           our seamless logistics solution, providing reliable and efficient service. 
  • Operational Efficiency: The meticulous planning and execution of the project         demonstrated Al Sharqi’s capability in handling complex logistics operations,         reinforcing our reputation as a dependable logistics partner. 

For more information about Al Sharqi Shipping and Logistics and its award-winning services, please visit www.alsharqi.co 

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