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Beginner Cargo Transportation Processes

  • img By ADU
  • 15/02/2021

Course Description

Introduction to Cargo Transportation Processes is a free online course that begins by introducing you to the characteristics of break bulk cargo, as well demonstrating how to develop a proper stowage plan. It will also familiarize you with the actions of the shipper when securing cargo, as well as the importance of ventilation in cargo transportation. The functions of petroleum logistics, as well as the importance of the supply chain in the oil industry, will also be covered in the material.

Next, this course explains the four types of shipping terms regulated by Incoterms (the global rules of trade for the sale of goods), as well as choke points in oil transportation. You will learn about loading and discharging operations in shipping, as well as the vital information that is exchanged in the pre-arrival checklist. This course will teach you about the metrics of cargo measurements, as well as how temperature and volume values are corrected.

Furthermore, you will get familiar with container systems as an essential part of maritime logistics, as well as the process of ‘containerization’. Learn about some liner service strategies and how they are applied, as well as the multi-trade strategies used in shipping today. This free online course will be of great use to students and researchers of modern maritime logistics, and anyone with an interest in the processes carried out during and after cargo transportation.

What you'll learn in this course?

  • Oil and Gas

  • Shipping

  • Marine Navigation

  • Marine Engineering

  • Operations Management

  • Logistics Management

  • Piping

ADU

United States of America

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Beginner Cargo Transportation Processes
One-time payment

$20.00

Course includes:
  • img Duration 4-5 hrs
  • img Modules 6
  • img Certifications certificate

After you complete the course, receive a digital certificate or request a printed copy shipped to you.

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