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Business View Oceania - October/November 2017

until requested by client (for either col-

lection or delivery).

According to Grant, clients have mul-

tiple options for delivery. Full contain-

er deliveries can be handled by: live

load/unload process. Where labour or

forklift operators (usually provided by

receivers) on site will unseal the con-

tainers, unload the freight, and leave

the container on the vehicle empty so

that it can be transported elsewhere.

Sideloader/sidelifter or tilt-tray which

takes the entire container off the vehi-

cle and places it on the ground so that

it can be unloaded at the client’s con-

venience. Exported goods are handled

in pretty much the same way except

that the entire process happens in re-

verse.

Tipping – goods are unloaded literal-

ly by tipping the container up and let-

ting gravity unload the goods from the

container. This method is very com-

mon in raw material delivery like pro-

duce (grain, barley, chick pea, or mined