3-2. Procedures for Determining Consignee Reception Capabilities
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As a destination MCT member you must review the movement program to
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determine the commodity and volume of cargo to be transported to each
consignee so that you can effectively plan. You may be required to make special
provision for the cargo's movement. You must also determine the specific nature
of the cargo and whether any special handling is required. This part describes the
procedures for determining the reception capabilities of the consignee.
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Verify that the consignee has the personnel and equipment capabilities to receive
Verify consignee
the shipment. You must coordinate the requirements and ensure the movement is
capabilities
not in excess of the installation's capability to unload and clear cargo or personnel
from the loading area. These factors influence an activity's cargo handling
capabilities:
Available labor.
Quantity and type of shipment.
Quantity and variety of MHE.
Installation facilities.
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There are two publications designed to give you information to determine an
Determine the
installation's capacity. These publications are the--
installation's
capacity
Facilities and Services Guide.
Installation Capacity Report.
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The Facilities and Services Guide, Figure 3-1, is published by TAMCA. The
Facilities and
purpose of this guide is to provide information to all shippers and local MCTs.
services guide
This guide is maintained as current through prompt updates by ITOs and MCTs
through TAMCA or MCC channels.
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