Common use of Ocean Container and Truck Trailer Seals Clause in Contracts

Ocean Container and Truck Trailer Seals. Properly seal and secure shipping containers and trailers at the point of stuffing using the VVTT process (View, Verify, Tug, Twist). Seller will affix a high security seal to all access doors on truck trailers (from Canada or Mexico) and ocean containers bound for the U.S. 1. Seals must meet or exceed the current PAS ISO 17712 standard for high security seals 2. When containers or trailers are picked up or stopped, the seal number must be confirmed to match what is on the shipping documentation 3. If a seal is broken, Seller will immediately notify Buyer and indicate when it was broken, who broke it, and the replacement seal number 4. Any seal broken, altered or tampered with must be held in order to aid investigation

Ocean Container and Truck Trailer Seals. Properly seal and secure shipping containers and trailers at the point of stuffing using the VVTT process (View, Verify, Tug, Twist). Seller will affix a high security seal to all access doors on truck trailers (from Canada or Mexico) and ocean containers bound for the U.S. 1. Seals must meet or exceed the current PAS ISO 17712 standard for high security seals 2. When containers or trailers are picked up or stopped, the seal number must be confirmed to match what is on the shipping documentation 3. If a seal is broken, Seller will immediately notify Buyer Boeing and indicate when it was broken, who broke it, and the replacement seal number 4. Any seal broken, altered or tampered with must be held in order to aid investigation

Ocean Container and Truck Trailer Seals. Properly seal and secure shipping containers and trailers at the point of stuffing using the VVTT process (that is, View, Verify, Tug, Twist). Seller will affix a high security seal to all access doors on truck trailers (from Canada or Mexico) and ocean containers bound for the U.S. 1. Seals must meet or exceed the current PAS ISO 17712 standard for high security seals 2. When containers or trailers are picked up or stopped, the seal number must be confirmed to match what is on the shipping documentation 3. If a seal is broken, Seller will immediately notify Buyer and indicate when it was broken, who broke it, and the replacement seal number 4. Any seal broken, altered or tampered with must be held in order to aid investigation