Intermodal Dry Cargo CNTR, CSC Reinspection Certifier Exam With Complete Solutions.

Intermodal Dry Cargo CNTR/CSC Reinspection Certifier Exam With Complete Solutions. International shipping of goods prior to containerization was known as __________. ✔✔ - Break-bulk Break-bulk method of transport ✔✔ - Increased handling of goods in port Containerization method of transportation ✔✔ - Increased shipping speed, reduced shipping costs, and reduced port congestion CSC ✔✔ - Convention for Safe Containers (1972), an international agreement maintaining global container handling and transportation standards. It requires structural safety approval of all internationally-transported ISO containers. It also mandates periodic inspections at specified intervals to ensure safe condition. In the United States, 49 CFR Parts 450 to 453 and Public Law 95-208 mandate compliance with CSC standards. ISO ✔✔ - International Standards Organization, an international association responsible for developing global standards and specifications for products, services and practices ISO Container ✔✔ - A standardized international shipping container designed to make global material transport safer and more efficient (also called freight container, shipping container, hi-cube container, Conex, or sea can) Intermodal ✔✔ - Standardized shipping container that can be moved from one mode of transport to another (ship, rail, or truck) without unloading and reloading the contents International Safe Container Act ✔✔ - The International Safe Container Act became public law in the United States in 1977. The Code of Federal Regulations, Title 49 (49 CFR) directs all foreign and domestic shipments to comply with CSC standards. 46 US Code (USC) ✔✔ - United States Code (USC) Title 46, Appendix - Shipping, Chapter 34, Safe Containers for International Cargo, gives the Secretary of Transportation the authority to administer the International Safe Container Act. It establishes penalties—fines of up to $5,000 per day—for non-compliance. 49 CFR ✔✔ - 49 CFR is the implementation arm of 46 USC, broken into numerous sections by subject/purpose. Parts 450-453 of 49 CFR, SUBCHAPTER B, Safety Approval of Cargo Containers, apply to the use of containers in international traffic: ##Part 450 establishes container marking requirements. ##Part 451 establishes safety approval plate specifications. ##Part 452 establishes container examination requirements. ##Part 453 outlines control and enforcement. DoD Pub DTR 4500.9-R ✔✔ - Defense Transportation Regulation (DTR) 4500.9-R, Part VI imposes international and federal CSC requirements on containers (commercially-owned or military) transporting DoD material anywhere in the world. Chapter 604 of this regulation identifies CSC container inspector certification requirements. MIL-STD-3037 ✔✔ - Military Standard (MIL-STD) 3037 provides inspection standards for containers transporting DoD material. It is used by civilian and military container inspectors to ensure compliance with international and federal inspection and documentation requirements. MIL-STD-3037 is the primary reference used by inspectors to conduct CSC container inspections. Container Inspection Checklists ✔✔ - Inspectors must use a container inspection checklist contained in MIL-STD-3037 to conduct container inspections. Standardized inspection checklists are used to ensure that each container inspection is conducted in a thorough, systematic manner and to clearly document container defects and acceptance or rejection justification. DA Form 2404 ✔✔ - DA Form 2404, Equipment and Maintenance Worksheet, is used as a permanent record of each container inspection. It's filled out by transcribing container inspection information from the completed container inspection checklist. Like the inspection checklist, it's a mandatory requirement for every DoD container inspection. Details of this form will be covered later in this course. DA Form 2404 can be found in the appendix of DTR 4500.9-R.