Understanding Product Receiving Procedures

What is the first step in the product receiving process?

• Seal inspection

• Verify ASN (advance shipping notice)

• Staging

• Unloading

What happens if the inspection of the received goods is rejected?

• The order is accepted

• The order is returned

• The order is unloaded

• The order is staged

Which document acts as a receipt, contract, and transfer of ownership of goods?

• Airway Bill

• Bill of Lading

• Carrier Freight Bill

• Delivery Receipt

What is the purpose of chocking wheels during unloading?

• To speed up the unloading process

• To prevent the wheels from moving

• To mark the staging location

• To verify the ASN

Which document is the airfreight industry’s equivalent of the trucking industry’s Bill of Lading?

• Carrier Freight Bill

• Delivery Receipt

• Airway Bill

• Staging Location

What information is included in a Carrier Freight Bill?

• Only the name and address of the carrier

• The carrier’s reference number and description of the goods

• The rate, freight terms, and charges due

• All of the above

What is a Staging Location used for in the receiving process?

• Permanent storage of goods

• Temporary placement of materials between unloading and storage

• Inspection of goods

• Verification of ASN

What is issued by the carrier as proof of delivery?

• Bill of Lading

• Airway Bill

• Delivery Receipt

• Carrier Freight Bill