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HGV means...
Heavy Goods Vehicle
Highest grade vehicle
DC means (in logistics)...
Detective Comics
District of Columbia
Distribution Center
What is it?
Lorry
Ferry
What is it?
Ferry
Lorry
Which word means the same as 'supplier'?
Haulier
Manager
Vendor
Carrier
Goods kept in store to cover unforeseen shortages or fluctuations in demand
Inventory
Raw materials
Buffer stock
Asset capital
To be in charge ...
(a)
Reducing costs per unit by increasing production
Oreder-picking
Break-bulk
Cross-docking
Economies of scale
FCL means
Full Container Load
Furniture Container Load
Future Costs of Loading
What is it?
Crate
Tote
What is in the picture?
Crate
Tote
A measure of the amount of cargo that the carrier is able to carry for a certain period of time
Freight volume
Tonnage of cargo
Delivery rate
Cargo capacity
What is it?
Hatchback
Convertible
SUV
Truck
What is in the picture?
Cylindres
Bales
Rolls
Barrels
A global navigation satellite system that provides location, velocity and time synchronization
GPS
RFID
An ocean carrier who performs all of the services of a carrier, but who does not own their own vessel(s)
Enterprise
3PL
NVOCC
Retailer
NVOCC is a
Non-Vessel Outsource Common Carrier
Non-Vessel Operating Conveying Courier
Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier
Non-Vendor Operating Common Carrier
3PL is a
Third Parcel Logistics
Third Party Logistics
Three Parts of Logistics
Third Provide Logistics
What is in the picture?
General purpose container
Open top container
Tanktainer
Flat-rack container
What is in the picture?
Tanktainer
Open top container
General purpose container
Flat-rack container
What is in the picture?
Flat-rack container
Tanktainer
General purpose container
Open top container
What is in the picture?
Tanktainer
General purpose container
Open top container
Flat-rack container
Where is a refrigerator container?
Which type of cargo is in the photo?
Dry cargo
Delicate cargo
Liquid cargo
Bulky cargo
Which type of cargo is in the photo?
Bulky cargo
Liquid cargo
Delicate cargo
Dry cargo
Which type of cargo is in the photo?
Dry cargo
Bulky cargo
Delicate cargo
Liquid cargo
Which type of cargo is in the photo?
Delicate cargo
Bulky cargo
Liquid cargo
Dry cargo
Choose a photo of liquid transportation
Choose a photo of pipes transportation
Choose a photo of timber transportation
Things, especially foodstuffs, likely to decay or go bad quickly
(a)
There is a ...
Roll-cage pallet
UK pallet
Euro pallet
Cage pallet
There is a ...
UK pallet
Cage pallet
Roll-cage pallet
Euro pallet
There is a ...
Roll-cage pallet
UK pallet
Cage pallet
Euro pallet
There is a ...
Cage pallet
Roll-cage pallet
UK pallet
Euro pallet
Shipment of goods or containers to an intermediate destination, then to another destination
Order picking
Transshipment
Cross-docking
A global organization that works to provide standardization across an array of products and companies.
FCL
ISO
GPS
EDI
VAS means (in logistics)
Visual Analogue Scale
Value-Added services
Shipment that does not fill an entire container
FCL
LCL
Cisterns
Drums
Tanks
To work closely with somebody and exchange information with them
To ensure
To liaise with
To carry out
A large receptacle or storage chamber, especially for liquid or gas
Keg
Tank
Barrel
IBC in logistics means ...
Interactive Business Card
Intermediate Bulk Container
Insurance Bureau of Canada
International Business Company
In logistics, ... is called canvas
Tent
Tarpaulin
The process of storing physical inventory for sale or distribution
Collecting
Warehousing
... logistics is a type of supply chain management that moves goods from customers back to the sellers or manufacturers
Reverse
Return
Opposite
Back
What is it?
Winch
Tower crane
Grappler lift
Elevating mechanism
A group of motor vehicles owned or leased by a freight forwarder
Fleet of vehicles
Motor pool
Incoming shipment
(a)
Large quantity of bulk goods
(a)
... means having the temperature regulated by a heating and/or cooling system
Thermoregulatory
Temperature-Controlled
Heating and cooling
This process is called ...
(a)
To be responsible ...
(a)
The situation, when carrier holds only a part of container
Occupy the space of a container
Take up a portion of a container
The situation, when carrier holds a whole container
Take up a portion of a container
Occupy the space of a container
Real-time tracking
Internet tracking
Web-based tracking
Online tracking
Web tracking
''Items ...'' means the inventory that have left the shipping dock of the seller, but not yet reached the receiving dock of the buyer
(a)
Container case
Container frame
The type of delivery when the cargo skips storage
Bypass storage
Swap-body
Reserve storage
... services means adapted, or suited for a particular purpose or person
(a)
Solutions that are adapted, or suited for a particular purpose or person
Flexible solutions
Tailor-made solutions
Solutions that can easily be changed for a specific consumer
Flexible solutions
Tailor-made solutions
... safe delivery
Support
Ensure
Guarantee
Hold
... carrier
(a)
Find cargo
(a)
Parcel
Package
Parcel
Package
Reusable transit equipment
Transport gear
Logistics devices
Delivery of ...
consignments
consignee
consignor
... documentation
Handling of
Dealing with
Working with
A carrier who does not own their own vessel(s)
Non-vessel
Non-vesseled
disvessel
... lines
Shipping
Delivery
American air-
Assemble items ... stock
by
from
in
A ... ship is a cargo ship that carries all of its load in truck-size intermodal containers
(a)
We are the ... provider of services
(a)
Which one is correct?
Tracking and tracing
Tracking and Pepsi
Tracking and racing
Packing and tracing
A legal document issued by a carrier (transportation company) to a shipper that details the type, quantity, and destination of the goods being carried
Bill of lading
Quotation
Hand pallet truck
Growth
Fluctuations
Decrease
Tote bin
Whales
Seals
Dolphins
Octopuses
The price of the product available at the factory, excluding any separately billed transport or delivery charge
Factory gate pricing
Reduced costs
Value added services
To send off to a destination or for a purpose
Dispatch
Disputch
Dispetch
Automated guided vehicle
Powered by electricity
Electrically charged
Electrically powered
Electronically powered
Loader
Fork lift truck
Paver
Hand pallet truck
Trolley
Horizontal elevetor
Pallet truck
What is more narrow?
Procurement
Purchasing
Work ... a company
(a)
Barells
Drums
Casks
Tanks
To ... costs
Reduce
Decrease
Cut
shrink
... storage is the supplementary storage
(a)
Machinery
Vehicle
Vehicle
Machinery
Which is extra?
To oversee
To handle
To stack
To manage
To organize
Shipments that are traveling in the same vicinity into one full truckload shipment, while only paying for the space that their freight takes up
Consolidated loads
Cooperative package
Joint parcels
Which is extra?
Mispack
Repack
Unpack
Stretch-wrap
Shrink-wrap
Stretch-wrap
Shrink-wrap
Standards designed to ensure the safety of products, activities and processes
(a)
Which process is pictured?
Replacement
Labelling
Sortation
Protruding
Receiving
Which is extra?
To secure
To train
To provide
Where is vehicle load?
To spread or supply something
To distribute
To store
To estimate
Warehouse ...
managing
handling
operating
Choose logistics manager's duties
To deliver
To monitor
To purchase
To transport
Another name of container
Chest
Staple
Carton
Case
Case
Work in some ...
Department
Place
Area
Job
The action of providing or supplying something for use
Collation
Provision
Marshalling
a person or company whose business is transporting goods for others by road or railway
Haulage
Haulage contractor
Warehouse
To sort ... to individual orders
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