Tielman Pty Ltd | Cargo and freight company
Tielman Pty Ltd
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24.01.2022 Container delivery drop full collect empty
23.01.2022 http://www.theindependent.sg/the-real-threat-to-spore-cons/
23.01.2022 http://hollandhubaustralia.com.au/portfolio/tielman-pty-ltd/
22.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/jakob.tielm/posts/1658576437501113 Project vanaf Nederland voor Australië in samenwerking met Essex met eindbestemming 150 km ten noorden van Sydney . Machines voor kassenbouw
20.01.2022 http://shipschedule.sydneyports.com.au/marine/movements.asp
19.01.2022 On my way to Wagga Wagga
16.01.2022 Bad weather closes NSW ports Newcastle, Jackson, Botany and Kembla have all stopped work owing to the arrival of bad weather on Sunday At 8am this morning (Tuesday April 21) harbour master Captain Phillip Holliday ordered the ports of Botany and Jackson to close for commercial shipping owing to bad weather
15.01.2022 Leaving Port Botany
13.01.2022 Furniture for new office starts arriving
13.01.2022 Relaunch event of the business member program Dutchlink
13.01.2022 https://www.lloydslistaustralia.com.au//HANJIN-CRISIS-Fede
13.01.2022 New Street and office signs installed
10.01.2022 A bit of rain before container was collected to deliver machinery and equipment to the next job site in Victoria.
10.01.2022 Road Freight NSW issued following MEDIA RELEASE 27 March 2017... RFNSW calls for even load distribution to ensure road safety The peak body representing NSW trucking operators, RFNSW, has called on trucking industry customers and agents overseas to pack all import containers so the weight of the contents is evenly distributed within the container. This is a critical issue to ensure road safety and for operators to avoid hefty and unnecessary fines, RFNSW General Manager, Simon OHara, said. It is the responsibility of everyone to make sure that these requirements are met. Making sure that loads are distributed evenly within containers means that everyone is safer and more efficient, Mr. OHara said. Even distribution of the contents of a container ensures that the weight of the container is evenly distributed across the road transport axle groupings. Sydney Ports, along with Road and Maritime Services (RMS) will be investigating axle weight breaches and have advised the road transport industry that heavy fines will be issued if the correct procedures are not followed. The agreed procedure for overweight vehicles when weighed is below: A YELLOW warning weight breach card is issued by the wharf due to an axle overload and the container will need to go to a CFS (Container Freight Station) Depot. Violating the weight limits will have negative repercussions for trucking operators as the container will be sent to a Public Weigh Bridge and reweighed, which will incur extra charges. A RED warning weight breach card is issued by the wharf and the container will be lifted off and will be railed out to Qube Logistics inland depot for unpack which will incur an unknown fee. Furthermore, the contents of each container must also be restrained to meet Australian load restraint performance standards. Read the current version of the NTC load restraint guide https://www.vision6.com.au//2dg90rt/2280786/77a1c14p3y.html
09.01.2022 OFF the air whilst Our new phone system is being installed.
07.01.2022 Happy Chinese New Year from Sydney
07.01.2022 Tradeshow at goldcoast.
06.01.2022 It's a start - back to work
05.01.2022 Helping out the client today!
03.01.2022 Looking for International or Domestic Freight or Transportation Services ? Go to http://www.tielman.com.au/
03.01.2022 https://www.lloydslistaustralia.com.au//Former-customs-bro
03.01.2022 https://shippingandfreightresource.com/collision-of-ships/
03.01.2022 Box throughput in Sydney-region to grow 4.5% to 5m teu by Jim Wilson last modified Dec 24, 2014 10:32 AM Growth in the volume of imports and exports at Sydney-region ports will likely see throughput increase to over the next 20 years to 5.2m teu, according to a new government forecast. ... http://www.lloydslistdcn.com.au//local-box-throughput-in-s
02.01.2022 On recent trip to The Netherlands I met with our agent ESSEX Freight near the port of Rotterdam. Together we handle FCL and project cargo. A LCL groupage service from Rotterdam to Australia is in the making. Thank you ESSEX for your assistance and hospitality.
02.01.2022 Hanjin Californië arrested in Sydney
