Recently, the freight department has begun implementing a new type of... RLP Operation of the temperature control box. New-type temperature control box RLP Its commissioning not only provides real-time transportation data for goods but also enables longer maintenance of cargo temperature.

Compared to using traditional temperature-controlled boxes, RLP The system operation of temperature-controlled containers has become more sophisticated, and the storage requirements are now even stricter. In light of current international cargo terminal safety and epidemic prevention requirements as well as the newly issued operational guidelines for temperature-controlled containers, and after multiple rounds of communication with Wen Ruitong Company, the Cargo Department has developed a new training program for international cold-chain containers that adopts a “four-step” approach: self-study online, remote video-based theoretical training, on-site video-guided practical training, and on-site internal hands-on practice. By implementing a “dual-track” training and assessment model—both online and offline—this program ensures that cold-chain personnel can quickly and thoroughly master the operational standards for the new type of temperature-controlled container. During this process, to facilitate employees’ learning and reference, the Cargo Department has compiled key operational points into an electronic manual, further enhancing the efficiency of cold-chain staff’s learning.

In practice, for RLP Based on the characteristics of the box-type self-power demand, the international cold-chain team has developed a corresponding operational procedure. After the temperature-controlled boxes arrive at the port and the cargo has been unloaded, they are immediately moved to the charging stations for temperature-controlled boxes and charged as soon as possible, ensuring normal operation throughout the entire process. Taking into account... RLP The new temperature-controlled container uses network-based real-time data transmission, reducing the operational requirements for manual infrared transmission. The international cold chain further strengthens its control over the receipt time and operational procedure details of the temperature-controlled containers. At the same time, in response to the actual power monitoring needs of the new temperature-controlled containers, additional frequent inspection rounds have been added to ensure the safe charging of these containers.

Deadline 6 Moon 6 Day, BGS The international cold-chain team of the Freight Department has been completed. 19 one RLP The operation of the temperature control box is generally in good condition. RLP The successful operation of temperature-controlled containers has brought opportunities and growth to pharmaceutical companies, airlines, freight forwarders, and related partners in the Asia-Pacific region. The new generation of active containers can transport temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals from this region to destinations around the world more safely and efficiently. Moving forward, the International Cold Chain Department of the Cargo Division will continue to uphold its service commitment of “Freshness at Every Step,” constantly refining and upgrading its services through innovation while fully leveraging its strengths and actively expanding into the air logistics market, thereby providing more convenient, faster, and safer cold-chain transportation services for temperature-controlled goods.