Yard Management
Schedule shifts during optimal times, ensure safe working conditions for employees and equipment, and protect cargo from damage
Unnecessary operational weather delays cost the freight industry $1 billion each year.
Port A
Station #2
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severity - 4 extreme
Cease Operations: Lightning & Thunder
All staff should seek shelter. Suspend lift machine operations. Monitor lightning activity, motion, directionality, and speed 15 and 30 minutes into the future, based on distance from the location. Receive cloud to ground alerts. Facility Manager to advise all-clear when safe to resume outside work.
severity - 4 extreme
Protect Equipment: Flood Risk
Move equipment from the low-lying or flood-prone areas. Ensure run-off areas and drainage is clear, open container doors where flooding may result, stack or remove chassis and rolling stock from areas prone to flooding. Advise Employees to avoid flood-prone areas.
severity - 4 extreme
Protect Employees & Equipment: Hail Risk
Alert all Automotive units, protect automobiles and equipment to avoid damage, personnel to seek cover.
severity - 4 extreme
Stay Clear Of Stacks: Hazardous Wind
Safety risk! Notify staff - stay clear of the stacks, don't go near containers. These might blow over.
severity - 3 sever
Lower Containers: High Wind
Lower all empty or light containers to lower level or to the ground. Alert 24-36h ahead of time - ideal for prep. Secure any loose equipment.
severity - 2 moderate
Limit Crane Operations: Low Visibility
Limit crane operations, expect truck arrival delays.
severity - 1 minor
Stack High: Good Conditions
Weather conditions are good for stacking. Stack up to three containers.
severity - 4 extreme
Protect Equipment: Rain Accumulation
Ensure equipment is secured above ground and inside to avoid excessive water damage.