T/JFLP 002-2021 Open wooden flat tray circulation and service specifications for shared system construction
T/JFLP 002-2021 Open wooden flat tray circulation and service specifications for shared system construction
Basic Information
Scope
Scope: This document specifies the terms and definitions for the construction and service of an open wooden pallet sharing system, clarifying the system framework, operating mode, access conditions, operational norms, and transaction guarantee standards of the open wooden pallet sharing system. This document applies to the operation and management of all parties involved in the open wooden pallet sharing system. Main technical content: (1) Applicable scope: This standard specifies the principles, objectives, and content of the pallet pool sharing system. This standard applies to the informatization management of the pallet pool sharing system. (2) Normative referenced documents (3) Terms and definitions: To facilitate use, this standard repeats the relevant terms and definitions from GB/T 2934-2007, GB/T 34397-2017, GB/T 31148-2014, DB 12/T 721.2-2016, DB 37/T 3550-2019, and T/WD 103-2017. (4) Sharing system framework and access qualifications: Based on the main participants in the open wooden pallet sharing system, this standard specifies the basic framework of the open wooden pallet sharing system and the access qualifications and common requirements for all parties (pallet manufacturers, operating enterprises, user enterprises, and operation management platforms). (5) Sharing system operating mode: Referring to the current operating status of pallet sharing businesses in Jiangxi Province, this standard sets three common modes, including leasing mode, exchange mode, and resale mode. (6) Related enterprise operation service norms: After defining the framework composition, access conditions, and basic operating mode of the open wooden pallet sharing system, this standard regulates the specific operation processes of enterprises in the system. This includes norms for manufacturers, operating enterprises, user enterprises, and operation management platforms, with a focus on the norms for operating enterprises and operation management platforms. (7)