T/SHJX 002-2020 Guidelines for the Management and Operation of Container Freight Stations (CFS)

Scope

Main Technical Content: Container Freight Stations (CFSs) primarily engage in operations such as unloading and storing imported and exported containers, and loading containers for export. They play a crucial role in connecting maritime and land transport, enhancing ship loading efficiency, and promoting port logistics development. As a platform that links various transportation modes, CFSs serve as a bridge between upstream and downstream processes. With the deepening of supply-side reforms, quality and credibility have become key themes in the new stage of economic development, attracting attention and participation from governments, social organizations, enterprises, and society alike. To implement the Guidelines on Quality Improvement issued by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council, and promote the healthy development of CFSs in the city, the *CFS Management and Operational Guidelines* have been developed to enhance CFS development and better serve the city's economic and social needs. From a technical perspective, these guidelines form the foundation for ensuring service quality and represent a quality and credibility commitment made by CFS enterprises to society. The document systematically organizes relevant management and operational categories related to CFS warehouses and yards. It complements the provisions of the *Regulations on Road Freight Transport and Station Management* issued by the Ministry of Transport, with clarifications on content already specified in the regulations and detailed technical requirements for unspecified or refined content. The guidelines align with existing standards and regulations, addressing existing requirements while proposing new norms for refined content. Developed in accordance with national laws, regulations, and industry self-discipline rules, the guidelines outline basic operational requirements, management principles, and technical-economic conditions for CFS operations

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