TLIL5063 — Review contracts, insurance, risk and liability in an international freight forwarding context

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72 assessable components: 5 elements (17 performance criteria), 18 performance evidence and 37 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Examine an international freight forwarding sales contract

1.1Sales contract/evidence of the sales contract is reviewed and relevant Incoterm and other relevant factors are confirmed and used as the basis for appointing costs throughout forwarding activities
1.2Sales contract is used to determine project deadlines as well as respective responsibilities, rights and liabilities between buyer and seller in a given transaction

2 Examine an international freight forwarding service contract

2.1Service contract and supporting documents are reviewed and confirmed
2.2Service contract and supporting documents are interpreted and required action is taken

3 Manage risk in international freight forwarding

3.1Risks associated with a planned international freight forwarding activity are assessed using appropriate risk analysis techniques
3.2Suitable strategies for controlling identified risks are established in consultation with customer
3.3Risk factors are identified and monitored throughout a freight forwarding project
3.4Alternative routing and other risk control measures are implemented, as required, when critical contingencies arise before or during freight transport
3.5Checks are made so all conventions for international freight transport can be fulfilled

4 Assist in organising insurance requirements for international freight forwarding

4.1Insurance requirements for international freight transport are evaluated in accordance with workplace procedures and taking into account critical project risk factors
4.2Assistance is provided in organising an appropriate policy that will provide the required cover for the project, as required
4.3Assistance is provided to the customer to make an insurance claim for loss or damage in accordance with policy requirements and workplace procedures
4.4All documentation to support an insurance claim is lodged with insurer in accordance with policy requirements

5 Manage legal liability in an international freight forwarding project

5.1Risks of legal liabilities towards customers and third parties as a direct result of an internal forwarder mistake or negligence are evaluated using appropriate risk analysis techniques
5.2Appropriate liability insurance is confirmed or organised that provides the required cover for risks involved
5.3A claim is made on insurance where loss or damage is directly attributable to a forwarder mistake or negligence, in accordance with policy requirements and workplace procedures
5.4All documentation to support an insurance claim is lodged with insurer in accordance with policy requirements

Performance evidence

applying relevant codes of practice and legislative requirements
assisting in organising transport insurance requirements
communicating effectively with others when reviewing international freight forwarding contracts, insurance, risk and legal liability
completing documentation related to contracts, insurance, risk and legal liability
confirming or organising liability insurance requirements
examining an international freight forwarding sales contract
examining an international freight forwarding service contract
implementing contingency plans
interpreting and following operational instructions and prioritising work
making a claim on a transport or liability insurance policy
managing risk in an international freight forwarding project
modifying activities depending on operational contingencies, risk situations and environments
monitoring work activities in terms of planned schedule
operating and adapting to differences in equipment in accordance with operating procedures
operating information and communications technology to required protocol
reading and interpreting instructions, procedures and other information relevant to sales contracts, insurance, risk and legal liability
reporting and/or rectifying identified problems in accordance with regulatory requirements and workplace procedures
working with required attention to detail

Knowledge evidence

applicable regulations and legislation including:
Australian and international regulations, conventions and codes of practice for international freight forwarding
Australian and international standards and certification requirements
relevant Australian and international environmental protection legislation
relevant Australian and international transport security and safety legislation
relevant regulations for importing and exporting cargo
relevant regulations for international trading and financial transactions
contract principles including:
contract formation including offer, acceptance, consideration, capacity and intent
breach when failure to perform is evident
remedies options
conventions, legal principles and liabilities in international freight transport including:
international sea freight
international air freight
international road and rail transport freight
international in-land waterways
definitions, purpose and use of Incoterms and Combiterms
duties of freight forwarder when goods are damaged in transit
general elements and principles of insurance policy in international freight transport
law of contracts as it applies to international freight transport
principles of quality assurance and customer service standards, policies and workplace procedures as they apply in the international freight forwarding industry
principles of risk management as they apply to international freight forwarding
principles that govern the discipline of law
procedures and policies for organising and managing insurance requirements for various types of international freight forwarding projects
procedures and protocols for providing international freight forwarding services including those applicable to importing, exporting and transiting goods
processes for ensuring compliance with legal requirements
processes for making insurance claims
relevant security, safety and environmental procedures, regulations and conventions including those applicable to importing, exporting and transiting goods
sources of information and documentation needed when providing freight forwarding services
standard trading conditions in international freight transport
types of liability insurance – their purpose and processes for their organisation, including liability of different parties involved in international freight transport
types of transport insurance coverage – their purpose and processes and documentation for their organisation
typical problems that can occur when organising transport or liability insurance, and related appropriate action that can be taken to prevent or resolve these problems
use of ‘general average’ including sea carriage, insurance policy and practice
ways of managing contingencies in international freight transport including consideration of alternative transport options and anticipation of the unexpected
ways of managing legal liability in international freight transport
ways of managing risk in international freight transport

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