Planned field movement
The order and location in which the container will be taken are clarified in the work order.



Panatrans Logistics Services
Panatrans full container handling service carries out unloading, lifting, on-site movement and stacking with an appropriate equipment plan.
Service overview
Panatrans full container handling service carries out unloading, lifting, on-site movement and stacking with an appropriate equipment plan.
It is suitable for businesses that want to move full containers on site in a safe, planned and ready way for the next operation.
Scope of Service
Panatrans defines the scope of Full Container Handling under the following areas according to cargo characteristics, schedule and site conditions.
Process
Once the initial information is clarified, planning, site coordination and close-out proceed under the same operational responsibility.
Container information, operational area and priority order are clarified.
Equipment suitable for weight, access and site safety conditions is selected.
Lowering, lifting, moving or stacking is carried out in accordance with the instructions.
The new location of the container and its readiness for the next movement are confirmed by the record.
Define the Scope
Why Panatrans?
Practical working principles that help customers make decisions during planning and execution, instead of broad promises.
The order and location in which the container will be taken are clarified in the work order.
After stacking or relocation, appropriate preparations are made for the next operation.
Site conditions and equipment selection are evaluated prior to departure.
Who is it for?
Operation Preparation
Final requirements are confirmed according to the cargo, route and site conditions; the headings below outline the initial preparation framework.
Container, field and work order information is verified before handling begins.
Equipment is used in accordance with the container's full status, field layout and work order.
Frequently Asked Questions
The questions most frequently clarified before quote and operation planning.
The processes of lowering, lifting, relocating, stacking and preparation for the next operation are planned according to the work order.
Container number, field location, work order, weight information and special load requirements, if any, should be shared.
Yes. Appropriate security conditions and work plan are determined by evaluating the class and document status of the cargo.
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