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In order for a transport project manager to be able to effectively organize complex global transportation, he will need the most detailed and accurate information about the cargo, route and other related aspects.

Information about the cargo:

• Characteristics of the cargo:

• Dimensions (length, width, height)

• Weight

• Volume

• Material from which the cargo is made

• Special properties (fragility, toxicity, radioactivity, etc.)

• Requirements for temperature, humidity and other environmental parameters

• Packaging:

• Type of packaging (boxes, containers, special structures)

• Packaging material

• Method of securing the cargo inside the packaging

• Packaging marking

• Documentation:

• Quality and safety certificates

• Documents confirming the origin of the cargo

• Instructions for safe transportation and storage

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Route information:

• Departure and destination points: Exact addresses, including postal codes and contact details

• Intermediate points: If any (e.g. for cargo transshipment)

• Route: Preferred route, with indicating all transport corridors and crossed borders

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Special conditions:

• The presence of restrictions on the height, width or weight of vehicles on certain sections of the route

• Additional information:

• Delivery times: Approximate start and end dates for transportation, as well as acceptable deviations

• Budget: Restrictions on the cost of transportation

• Insurance: Requirements for cargo insurance

• Customs formalities: Documents required for customs clearance, customs duties

• Safety requirements: Safety measures that must be observed during cargo transportation (e.g. security, alarms)

• Contacts of responsible persons: Contact details of persons responsible for making decisions on issues related to transportation

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Why is this information so important?

Planning: Based on this information, the manager will be able to draw up a detailed transportation plan, including the choice of vehicles, route development and schedule.

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Risk assessment: Analysis of the information will help identify potential risks and develop measures to minimize them.

Cost optimization: Based on the data obtained, the most cost-effective transportation option can be selected.

Ensuring safety: Compliance with all requirements will ensure the safety of the cargo during transportation.

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The more detailed the information provided, the more accurate and efficient the work on organizing the transportation will be.