Phoenix Freight Systems in Botany, New South Wales, Australia | Local business
Phoenix Freight Systems
Locality: Botany, New South Wales, Australia
Phone: +61 2 9700 0955
Address: Lord St 11-13 Unit 5 2019 Botany, NSW, Australia
Website: http://www.phoenixfreight.com.au
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25.01.2022 IMPORTING MACHINERY INTO AUSTRALIA: Australia exercises strict biosecurity measures designed to protect plant and animal health. All machinery imported into Australia must be free from contamination such as seeds, soil, plant and animal materials... DAFF has the power to export contaminated machinery from Australia at the importer’s or owner’s expense Most used imported machinery requires an import permit issued by DAFF prior to arrival More detailed information about importing machinery is available on the DAFF website : http://www.daff.gov.au//imp/vehicles-machinery/regulations
20.01.2022 Phoenix Freight Systems is now on Facebook. To stay up to date with all that is happening at Phoenix, please like our page! Remember we are here for all your shipping needs.
15.01.2022 Dear Valued Clients, As per recent implementation from the Terminals, and in conjunction with the RMS, there are a number of legal requirements that we must adhere to when transporting containers on NSW roads with a HAZ commodity. The RMS, NSW Police and the EPA are ever present in the Port Precinct checking over all HAZ containers to ensure that all carriers are compliant. Fines are currently being issued for up to $20,000.00 by the EPA and NSW Police for non compliance. Th...e chain of responsibility will ultimately be referred to, and as such we must all ensure that we are across the HAZ requirements to avoid being fined and provide for a smooth delivery process. The following requirements must be adhered to when carrying a container with a HAZ commodity on NSW roads: 1. An MO41 or dangerous goods shipping document must be filled in by the shipper and provided to us for any import or export container of HAZ commodity. An example of this dangerous goods shipping document for single line or multiple lines of HAZ has been attached for your reference. 2. All vehicles carrying HAZ goods must be equipped as per the safety requirements. This entails appropriate signage placards, fire extinguishers and HAZ a spill kit dependant on the line of HAZ goods being carried. PPE should also be present including breathing apparatus, chemical and thermal gloves, eye wash, flame proof torch, first aid kits, chemical suit and gas proof goggles. 3. All drivers and personnel handling an import or export container of HAZ commodity must have completed a HAZ awareness course. Failure to comply with these requirements will result in substantial fines. In accordance with the chain of responsibility, any such fine will be passed on down the line to the responsible party. Therefore, we all need to be aware of our specific obligations in relation to our role in the transportation of a HAZ container. Regards, Phoenix Freight Team.
15.01.2022 Attention all customers DP World Terminal and Patrick Port Botany Terminal are both closed again this morning due to fog. 5am and 6am slots have been cancelled and they are hoping that the fog clears and operations can resume quickly. ... Any queries regarding deliveries for today please contact our cartage team.
11.01.2022 Attention all customers Early this morning there was an oil spill within the port precinct @ Caltex Terminal which caused slots from 3am - 9am cancelled at Patricks and 3am, 5am-6am at DPW. Currently Patricks Terminal remains closed and all trucks are being turned away.... Any queries regarding deliveries for today please contact our cartage team.
07.01.2022 IMPORTING MOTOR VEHICLES All vehicles must be thoroughly cleaned, both internally and externally before arrival in Australia. It is the importer's responsibility to ensure each consignment is clean and free of all quarantine risk material (QRM), including live insects, seeds, soil, mud, clay, animal faeces, animal material, plant material such as straw, twigs, leaves, roots, bark, food refuse and other debris prior to arrival in Australia. AQIS inspects motor vehicles for cle...anliness on arrival in Australia. In the case of break-bulk shipments, the inspection must occur within the wharf precinct. For containerised cargo, the inspection must occur at a Quarantine Approved Premises (QAP). Phoenix Freight has long standing relationships with approved QAP premises all across Australia and will appoint the premises on behalf of the importer. An AQIS officer will inspect all areas of the vehicle. If the vehicle is found to be contaminated AQIS will direct it for cleaning,The vehicle will then be re-inspected by AQIS. If the vehicle is found to be heavily contaminated it may be exported from Australia at the importer's expense. Phoenix Freight Systems will arrange the AQIS inspection on behalf of the importer at the relevant port which the vehicle is arriving to. Be aware of the following points when importing used motor vehicles: 1. Your vehicle must be thoroughly clean from soil and road grime, plant matter and seeds. Important points to check are: wheels, wheel guards, mud guards spare tyre and boot engine bayremove water from windshield reservoir and ensure your radiator is clean and free of debris in the cooling fins the underside of the vehicle must be clean above and around fuel tank inside chassis rails under seats http://www.phoenixfreight.com.au//Mo/tabid/70/Default.aspx
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03.01.2022 Please be advised due to heavy fog this morning we are currently dealing with delays at both terminals and on the roads. Any queries regarding deliveries for today please contact our cartage team.
