Container port animation - how a shipping container port works - logistics training 

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Thanks for your feedback. We have quite a few courses here: allynintlcatalog.trainlearngrow.com/ - if you think any may help in your studies drop me an email at training@allynintl.com and I'll be happy to set you up with a discount coupon.

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Hello, reach stackers can/will also be used in smaller port to move empties - the larger the port the more specialized the equipment will be. If you have a large enough port to justify the purchase of more equipment you may buy/lease some ECH as they are cheaper than stack reacher. But if do not have enough volume to keep the ECH busy most of the time you will prefer a stack reacher due to its polyvalence and capability of handling empties and loaded. And even smaller port may only used a heavy duty forklift and a larger one may rely more on gantry cranes and container chassis, not even using ECH or stack reachers. Hope this helps. We do have a short course on ports here: allynintlcatalog.trainlearngrow.com/product/how-ports-work/ and if you use the coupon you10, you can get it with 10% off.

Both - in larger automated ports, it will be strongly process driven [automated] whereas in smaller ports it may be down to a individual human deciding where each container will be stored. Outside factors such as a container being selected for a customs inspection may also be linked to human behavior (spot control) and may impact your otherwise systematic process. Or a container may be damaged during its transport and an individual may be called in to evaluate and decide to where the container should be sent / next steps. Hope that helps.

I would say that is done all manually. For instance, many terminals in Europe doesn't allow cargo without customs clearance at the yard. According to Port of Discharge, type of container, or even transhipments, the stacking of containers is done considering those factors, there are more but just for the sake of explaining. There are automatic cradle carriers picking up containers from the yard, but thats all.

Not in this simple version, would have been overload - but you are correct than many containers could be delivered to the yard via train - offloaded in the yard by cranes and then move to quay side or vice versa in a similar manner than the animation shows.

Thanks a lot. It is a Reach stacker - I took a picture of one here - pixabay.com/pt/photos/log%C3%ADstica-reach-stacker-5352514/ Or you can check out our Ports training for that and more equipment reviews. allynintlcatalog.trainlearngrow.com/product/how-ports-work/ You can use the coupon "5main" to get it for USD 5.

@@learnlogistics I am developing with a board game. The theme of the game is to load containers onboard a container ship. Do you do animations as profession?

@@edmundengland I work on logistics eLearning course and training development, I may occasionally include an animation but I'm far from being professional or proficient - I used atomisystems.com/saola-animate/ for this animation. I also potter around with computer game development as a hobby. Nice idea for the board game -

I used atomisystems.com/saola-animate

I thought about the same thing... a (container) port management game. Somewhat unrelated but talking about games - if you want, you can give our logistics mode selection one a try: trainlearngrow.com/the-transport-mode-game-files/practice.html

I used Saola animate atomisystems.com/saola-animate/ Easy to use and great customer support / user forum.

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Hello, I'm not sure what slide you are referring too but you can find our entire related training here: allynintlcatalog.trainlearngrow.com/product/how-ports-work/ if interested

@@learnlogistics container movement shown above

Yes, it is for new comers - it is part of our introductory course. We have nevertheless received good feedback from experience personnel also. Thanks for watching.

@aussie43 Thanks and I agree, need to work on having systematic CC/subtitles.

Thanks for the valid suggestions, will take them in consideration for future videos For the voice - I guess at least I have a "soothing voice" and a new possible nickname - The verbal tranquilizer