The document identifies various factors contributing to transit damage, including poor driver behavior, inadequate vehicle maintenance, and outdated policies. Key issues such as improper loading techniques and environmental barriers are highlighted, leading to material sleepage and potential accidents. An interrelationship diagram illustrates these problems, emphasizing the need for improved procedures and experienced drivers.

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Material not load as per Driver
Instruction
Driver attitude
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Crain batala not Tighten Overload the truck
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Driver Bad Habits Enviromental Barrier
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Road condition not good
Height of Bundle in Truck is too
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Lack Experience of driver / skill
Stack product not correctly on the
pallets
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Poor Quality Packing Methods
Not working with Reliable
Transporter
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Poor Maintenance of Truck Breakdown of truck
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Sleepage of Material
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Accident
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Old Policy and Procedure
A Root Cause is Sleepage of Material could create the problem of Transit Damage.
"Dinosaur'' Policy and Procedure is main Cause of Sleepage of Material.
INTERRELATIONSHIP DIAGRAM
Problem : - Transit Damage
By Prashant Uttarkar