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Fields

Type

Description

Purpose

ID (subject identifier)

M

subject

GRAMMAR

subject name

M

Subject (Job Instruction)

GRAMMAR

subject type

M

device

GRAMMAR

Also known as

O

System, driver, CHE, TOS

,

TIC Description

Definition

M

The

executer of the work instruction We also would like to add following CHEs

Subject is the executer (system/someone/something/equipment) of a job instruction.
It is complementary to the job instruction object.

 

Further Detail

O

Subject

  1. CHECHE

Cargo handling equipment types are defined already under the CHE task force as for below:

  • STS: Ship-to-Shore Crane
    Also known as : Gantry Crane, Container Crane, Portainer, Quay Crane, Wharf Crane

  • MC: Mobile Crane

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_crane

  • RTG: Rubber-tired Gantry Crane

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_tyred_gantry_crane

  • RMG: Rail-mounted Gantry Crane
    Fixed to track rails, usually powered by electricity from the grid
    Also known as : RMG, RMG Crane, Rail Mounted Stacking Crane, Rail Stacking Crane

  • ASC: Automatic Stacking Crane

  • SC: Straddle Carrier
    Also known as : Straddle Truck, Straddle Buggy

    • it includes Shuttle carrier

  • RS: Reach Stacker

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reach_stacker

  • TH: Top Handler
    Also known as: Front Handler, Laden Handler, Loaded container handler, Top Loader, Top Pick

  • ECH: Empty Container Handler

  • TT: Terminal Tractor
    A semi-tractor intended to move semi trailers within a cargo yard, warehouse facility or intermodal facility. Sometimes referenced by make and model (e.g. Ottawa, MAFI..)
    Also known as : Dog, Goat, Hustler/Hostler, Horse, Mule, Shunt Truck, Utility Tractor, Rig (UTR), Yard Truck

Components

‘Who’ will perform the order/orders.

Subject

  1. CHECHE

In addition to the current CHE definition, also the following CHEs are to be considered:

  • ET: External truck

  • AGV: AGV/Lift AGV

 

 Components of the CHEs we should consider as accessories:

  • Chassis/trailer

  • Cassette

  • Spreader

  • Platform.

They are

componets

components that

later

a CHE

will use

are being used to move

a

cargo.

 

2. System

System is intended as the logic that

says

tells the CHE and/or the actor what do with the object. This is normally done by a

sw

software. Examples of systems are:

  • Terminal Operating system

  • Equipment Control System

  • MMS maintanance Management system (CHE related)

  • ERP

  • ROS Remote Operating System

  • GOS

  • OCR

  • Reefer management

  • RTLS

  • Safety system

  • XRay

  • MRS

maintance

  • maintenance and repair system (container related)

 component

  • etc

 Component:

  • PLC

Logical

  • Programmable Logic Controller

List to be extended

3. Actor

Is the entity (human, animal, robot or any non cargo handling machine) that executes the job instruction with or without a CHE.

  • Equipment driver

  • Remote station operator

  • Mechanics (reefer,

maintance

  • maintenance mechanics)

  • Clerks (hatch , yard , gate clerks)

  • Robots (like reefer plugging robots) ….?

  • Gate checker

  • Rail safety clerk

  • Deckman

  • System user (planner, dispatcher, control room operators, etc)

  • Operator

  • etc

TIC Description

Required Information

M

ID

TIC Description

SUBJECT

 

Jobinstruction, jobinstructionlist, order

https://tic40.atlassian.net/l/cp/5eHhFazs https://tic40.atlassian.net/l/cp/LeNbivFL Job Instruction List

 

CONCEPT

 

id, name,

active, inactive, start, endImage Removed

Francisco Blanquer Jaraiz

 

Related standards

O

 TEU definition; Container definition; ISO 8601

TIC Description

Related TIC 4.0 definition

O

https://tic40.atlassian.net/l/c/3RUk3VuDCargo CHE https://tic40.atlassian.net/l/cp/5eHhFazs https://tic40.atlassian.net/l/cp/LeNbivFL

Example

M

"tos.@.jobinstruction.@.order.@.subject.input.planning.id": "STS009"

"tos.@.jobinstruction.@.order.@.subject.input.planning.type": "che"

"tos.@.jobinstruction.@.order.@.che.input.planning.id": "STS009"

Example in the context of the grammar

M

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Link to one or more operational processes

It is an element of the

https://tic40.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/TIC40Definitions/pages/968327416?atlOrigin=eyJpIjoiY2RlN2VkNDhhNGFjNDVmNmFkZTFkMzFhMWFhZmFkYTAiLCJwIjoiYyJ9

Search tags

#CHE; #machine; #driver; #clerk; #MAFI; #TUG; #mechanic; #person; #operator

Version / Date

2022.

005

006 / 01.

09

12.2022

Technical

Internal TIC Version

20220727

20221108

Technical

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nameTIC40 DATA Model TOS 2022.005 V0.101 example Subject object.json