BSB41115  Certificate IV in International Trade 代写

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 BSB41115  Certificate IV in International Trade 代写

This unit has 2 assessment tasks Part 1 and Part 2

Case study: Interpret market data

There are Five (5) parts to this assessment
 
ASSESSMENT TASK 1      (8 questions)
Evaluate the most appropriate transport method, route and protection/security options according to cargo and delivery requirements
 
Q1. (Element 1 - criteria 1.1-1.4)
1.1  List four examples of goods that are exported or imported into Australia by Air.
 
1.2  List four examples of goods that are exported or imported into Australia by Sea.

1.3  Give examples of four products that would be transported in shipping containers.
 
1.4  Give examples of four products that would not be transported in containers.

1.5  How are the route and mode of transport inter-connected?

1.6  Explain in terms of conditions and risk,  using 4 examples,  different products, such as furniture, vegetables, seafood, cars, electronic goods, books, coal, oil, iron ore, medical equipment, medicines, animals, jewellery, dangerous goods (such as liquefied gas or plutonium) and tourists are transported by different methods into and out of Australia.
 
1.7  Identify three sources of information on the current service status of particular transport routes into and from Australia?

1.8 What does the Australian Department of Infrastructure and Transport’s International Air Services Information Memorandum cover?
 
     ASSESSMENT TASK 2       (5 questions)
     Review shipping and airfreight services available for transporting cargo
Q2. (Element 2 - Criteria 2.1-2.5)
2.1 Using terms such as “using shipping brokers and forwarders” search the Internet and list five services they can provide to exporters
 
2.2 Using the Internet identify four types of ocean vessels that provide different shipping services in and out of Australia. A search term might be “Transport in Australia”.

2.3 Search the Internet and/or Australia’s Yellow Pages and identify five different air service companies and five shipping service companies and compare them.

2.4 While in the ocean freight cargo business the word "container" is widely accepted, in the air freight cargo business the proper term is "unit load device", or more commonly ULD. However, both terms are used.  There are in fact, many aircraft types and many more aircraft cargo configurations. Each aircraft and configuration may require customized containers and identification markings.  Using the Internet link to sites such as http://www.fredoniainc.com/glossary/air.html  using terms such as Guide to Air Freight Containers (ULDs) and Cargo Aircraft Specifications briefly compare configurations and identify marking requirements.
 
2.5 Identify three different cargo types of ocean-going vessels and explain their “fitness for purpose”.

  ASSESSMENT TASK 3     (5 questions)
Evaluate packing, marking and stowage requirements for a variety of cargo
Q3. (Element 3 - Criteria 3.1- 4.7)
 
3.1. Distinguish between bulk cargoes and general cargoes.

3.2  What are some common forms of damage that can happen to
Cargo in containers?
 
3.3  Complete the table below of the typical cargo used by special purpose containers.
 

Type	Typical cargo
Insulated containers
Half height units
Flat racks
Open top containers
Bulk boxes
Open sided
Tank containers

 
3.4         What are the risk factors in relation to packing and storing of goods for transportation to air cargo and shipping?

3.5 What are the three basic functions of packaging and their requirements?

  ASSESSMENT TASK 4             (7 questions)
Calculate international freight and other shipment costs
Q4. (Element 4 - Criteria 4.1- 4.7)
4.1 What factors can cause variations in calculating airfreight charges?

4.2 What is cubic freight and how it is measured?


4.3 The industry standard to obtain a deadweight kilogram is equivalent to the cubic dimensions to the freight. This is based on 333 kilogram per cubic metre. Calculate the chargeable weight for a box of ping pong balls weighing 5 kilos with the following measurements:
Length=100cms/width=35cms/Height=55cms

4.4.  A case of wine has a gross mass of 2 Mt. The dimensions of the cargo are: 2.5x1x2 metres. The tariff rate quoted by the shipping line is: Aus 110 weight or measure (freight ton). Calculate the freight charges.
 
4.5  Calculate the freight charges from Port Fremantle to Singapore using the currency adjustment factor (CAF) base on the following information:
Freight rate: Port Fremantle to Singapore
Freight rate: AUS dollar: 1,250.00 per 6-m-container+CAF 6.3
 
4.6  Go to the websites and search for relevant legislation from all levels of Australian government that affects business operations, codes of practice and national standards such as: custom Act, trade modernisation legislation; Trade Practices Act and contract law.
 
4.7  How are air Freight costs determined and calculated?
 
ASSESSMENT TASK 5              (3 questions)
Q5. (Element 1,2,3,4)
 
5.1

A large, second-hand reconditioned machine, valued at $300,000, has been sold by an American machinery supplies company to a buyer in Korea. Cover is required for the journey from the American seller to the buyer in Pusan, South Korea. Explain why one insurer might offer cover under Institute Cargo Clauses   (A)  , 1/1/09  another insurer under         (B)  Institute Cargo Clauses or another under               (C) 1/1/09

5.2    A consignment of machinery spare parts in a container is being  shipped by the seller in the UK to the buyer in the USA.  The invoice price is $250,000 and the sale is on CIF plus 10% terms.  Whilst being loaded aboard the overseas vessel at the UK port the  container falls to the deck of that ship, causing damage to the cargo.  Sixty per cent of it is damaged beyond repair.

·         You are required to identify the party who must make the make a claim.           ·         State why it is that particular party.

5.3   Your client, a manufacturer of spare parts for the motor industry,    has asked you to research and then recommend the most efficient way of reporting its findings in any one year.   Your client has customers in most areas of the world and uses road, sea and air transport facilities for the carriage of its goods.   Although the cost of insurance is not a major issue for your client, it is generally prudent in its approach to business costs of all descriptions.   Prepare a summary for the Managing Director. Cover is granted per the Institute Cargo Clauses (A) 1/1/09 and Institute Cargo Clauses (Air) 1/1/09 plus war and strikes.                     Name five documents that are usually required to prove the quantum of a marine cargo claim and explain their relevance.

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BSB41115  Certificate IV in International Trade 代写

5.4
 
Your  task, case study scenario
Transport two generators, two turbines and two transformers from Port Melbourne to the Mortlake Power Station in Western Victoria – a total distance of 240 km.
The 550 megawatt power station is being built by Origin Energy at a cost of AU$640 million.
 
The task requires a number of highly skilled heavy lift engineers and surveyors and an experienced heavy lift logistics team to complete each movement successfully.
 
You are required to evaluate the cargo insurance that would be developed for such a project.

 
 BSB41115  Certificate IV in International Trade 代写
 
Discuss why the transportation of these components creates such a financial risk for this engineering project.
 
 BSB41115  Certificate IV in International Trade 代写