Feasibility of Route
Third world pitfalls, ie: government regulations, HS codes, physical
limitations in regards to size of modules moved
Critical interface between forwarders and engineering
4. Risk Mitigation Project Cargo
• Feasibility Study
– Route Survey: Taking into account
• All points of entry
• Hubs and transhipment points
• Physical Challenges and Restrictions
6. Risk Mitigation Project Cargo
• Third World Pitfalls
– Corruption:
• FCPA
• European Union
• Australian Law etc
7. Risk Mitigation Project Cargo
• Third World Pitfalls
– HSE:
• All workers – including vendors/sub-contractors
• Governing Law / Statutes pertaining to employee
rights
8. Risk Mitigation Project Cargo
• Third World Pitfalls
– Government Regulations (or the lack thereof !):
• Curfews/strikes
• Customs and excise
• Certification of Equipment
14. Risk Mitigation Project Cargo
• Methodology (SREDIM)
– Select: Focus on area of concern
• Route Survey
• Engineering
15. Risk Mitigation Project Cargo
• Methodology (SREDIM)
– Research:
• Look at all options
• Possible Pitfalls
• Scheduling
16. Risk Mitigation Project Cargo
• Methodology (SREDIM)
– Examine:
• Discuss with relevant stakeholder what needs to be
achieved bearing in mind the research data
17. Risk Mitigation Project Cargo
• Methodology (SREDIM)
– Develop
• Matrix
• Contingency Planning
• Options
Lifting- &
Handling
Equipment
Transport
Infrastructu
re /
Facilities
Planning
Transport
Planning &
Execution
Transport
Equipment
18. Risk Mitigation Project Cargo
• Methodology (SREDIM)
– Implement:
• Execute the plan
• Schedule
• Methodology
19. Risk Mitigation Project Cargo
• Methodology (SREDIM)
– Maintain
• Monitor
• Adapt
** REMARK: Based on industry experience – Not quantified