SPECIALISED SECURITY SECTORS
SEP3706
Semester 1
CONTACT 0768575459
TEBOGO TUTORING ACADEMY PTY LTD
QUESTION 1
Provide a detailed discussion on the key areas in Cargo packaging and Movement control as
recommended by Fennelly (2004: 284-289). [15]
Cargo packaging and movement control are crucial aspects of logistics and
supply chain management, especially in the context of international trade
and shipping. Fennelly (2004) provides recommendations for key areas in
cargo packaging and movement control to ensure the safe, secure, and
efficient transportation of goods. These recommendations cover a range of
considerations, from packaging materials to handling practices and
regulatory compliance. 1. Packaging materials: Fennelly emphasizes the
importance of selecting appropriate packaging materials based on the
specific requirements of the cargo. This includes considering factors such
as the size, weight, fragility, and hazardous nature of the goods being
transported. Different types of packaging materials, such as containers,
crates, pallets, and drums, may be suitable for different types of cargo. It is
essential to ensure that the packaging materials provide adequate
protection against physical damage, moisture, and temperature variations
during transit. 2. Securing cargo: Proper securing of cargo within the
packaging is critical to prevent shifting, damage, or loss during
transportation. Fennelly recommends using dunnage, bracing, blocking,
and securing devices to immobilize the cargo and minimize the risk of
movement. Adequate securing of cargo is particularly important for goods
transported by sea, where vessels may encounter rough seas and heavy
weather conditions. 3. Handling and stowage: Effective handling and
stowage practices are essential to protect cargo and ensure safe
, transportation. Fennelly highlights the need for proper lifting, loading, and
unloading procedures to prevent damage to the cargo and minimize the
risk of accidents or injuries to personnel. Careful attention should also be
paid to the stowage of cargo within transportation vehicles or containers to
optimize space utilization and prevent shifting during transit. 4. Hazardous
materials management: For shipments containing hazardous materials,
Fennelly underscores the importance of compliance with regulatory
requirements for packaging, labeling, and documentation. It is essential to
use approved packaging for hazardous materials and to provide accurate
and complete information on the nature and handling of dangerous goods.
Failure to comply with regulations for hazardous materials transportation
can lead to legal liabilities, penalties, and safety hazards. 5. Tracking and
monitoring: Cargo packaging and movement control also involve the use of
tracking and monitoring technologies to maintain visibility and control over
the shipment. Fennelly recommends the use of tracking devices, such as
GPS, RFID, and electronic seals, to monitor the location and condition of the
cargo in real time. This helps to mitigate the risk of theft, loss, or damage
during transit and enables proactive intervention in case of any adverse
events. In conclusion, Fennelly's recommendations for cargo packaging and
movement control emphasize the importance of careful planning, selection
of appropriate packaging materials, adherence to regulatory requirements,
and the implementation of best practices for handling, stowage, and
monitoring. By addressing these key areas, organizations can enhance the
safety, security, and efficiency of their cargo transportation operations.
QUESTION 2
The signatory members of the ‗Casino Association of South Africa (CASA)‘ have several requirements
and rules which they have to adhere to. Some of these requirements and rules reflect the
commitments that the CASA members have in terms of their customers, as well as attending to
underage gambling and unattended children in casinos.
Write short notes reflecting the guidelines which CASA members need to adhere to and provide
practical examples in each of these cases. [10]
1. Customer Commitment: CASA members must uphold a high
standard of customer service and ensure that their customers are
SEP3706
Semester 1
CONTACT 0768575459
TEBOGO TUTORING ACADEMY PTY LTD
QUESTION 1
Provide a detailed discussion on the key areas in Cargo packaging and Movement control as
recommended by Fennelly (2004: 284-289). [15]
Cargo packaging and movement control are crucial aspects of logistics and
supply chain management, especially in the context of international trade
and shipping. Fennelly (2004) provides recommendations for key areas in
cargo packaging and movement control to ensure the safe, secure, and
efficient transportation of goods. These recommendations cover a range of
considerations, from packaging materials to handling practices and
regulatory compliance. 1. Packaging materials: Fennelly emphasizes the
importance of selecting appropriate packaging materials based on the
specific requirements of the cargo. This includes considering factors such
as the size, weight, fragility, and hazardous nature of the goods being
transported. Different types of packaging materials, such as containers,
crates, pallets, and drums, may be suitable for different types of cargo. It is
essential to ensure that the packaging materials provide adequate
protection against physical damage, moisture, and temperature variations
during transit. 2. Securing cargo: Proper securing of cargo within the
packaging is critical to prevent shifting, damage, or loss during
transportation. Fennelly recommends using dunnage, bracing, blocking,
and securing devices to immobilize the cargo and minimize the risk of
movement. Adequate securing of cargo is particularly important for goods
transported by sea, where vessels may encounter rough seas and heavy
weather conditions. 3. Handling and stowage: Effective handling and
stowage practices are essential to protect cargo and ensure safe
, transportation. Fennelly highlights the need for proper lifting, loading, and
unloading procedures to prevent damage to the cargo and minimize the
risk of accidents or injuries to personnel. Careful attention should also be
paid to the stowage of cargo within transportation vehicles or containers to
optimize space utilization and prevent shifting during transit. 4. Hazardous
materials management: For shipments containing hazardous materials,
Fennelly underscores the importance of compliance with regulatory
requirements for packaging, labeling, and documentation. It is essential to
use approved packaging for hazardous materials and to provide accurate
and complete information on the nature and handling of dangerous goods.
Failure to comply with regulations for hazardous materials transportation
can lead to legal liabilities, penalties, and safety hazards. 5. Tracking and
monitoring: Cargo packaging and movement control also involve the use of
tracking and monitoring technologies to maintain visibility and control over
the shipment. Fennelly recommends the use of tracking devices, such as
GPS, RFID, and electronic seals, to monitor the location and condition of the
cargo in real time. This helps to mitigate the risk of theft, loss, or damage
during transit and enables proactive intervention in case of any adverse
events. In conclusion, Fennelly's recommendations for cargo packaging and
movement control emphasize the importance of careful planning, selection
of appropriate packaging materials, adherence to regulatory requirements,
and the implementation of best practices for handling, stowage, and
monitoring. By addressing these key areas, organizations can enhance the
safety, security, and efficiency of their cargo transportation operations.
QUESTION 2
The signatory members of the ‗Casino Association of South Africa (CASA)‘ have several requirements
and rules which they have to adhere to. Some of these requirements and rules reflect the
commitments that the CASA members have in terms of their customers, as well as attending to
underage gambling and unattended children in casinos.
Write short notes reflecting the guidelines which CASA members need to adhere to and provide
practical examples in each of these cases. [10]
1. Customer Commitment: CASA members must uphold a high
standard of customer service and ensure that their customers are
