Ready to Deliver

CONCEPT

Fields	Type	Description	Purpose
ID (Concept identifier)	M	readytodeliver	GRAMMAR
Concept name	M	Ready To Deliver	GRAMMAR
Concept type	M	action	GRAMMAR
Also known as	O		TIC Description
Definition	M	Concept (status) that describes the action that is going to perform by the subject (CHE) to execute an order (action type cargo), at the “laden” end location (end position of the cargo) to drop the cargo. It starts when the subject (CHE) arrives at the end location of the cargo and ends when the cycle ends the laden phase (the cargo is delivered or dropped). Usually, this action is related to the unlocking activities (hoist down and spreader unlocking).	TIC Description
Further Detail	O	The start of Ready To Deliver is the end of the Moving To Deliver or Queuing To Deliver activities and the end is just when the cargo is unlocked the first time. Specific cases, from the equipment point of view: STS Load: The Ship-to-shore spreader stays (CHE not driving or trolleying) with cargo (locked spreader) at the location where it has to drop the cargo, which usually is the carrier bay and row. Usually, the CHE performs some activities to pick up the cargo (hoist, small trolley and spreader movements). In case there are different subjects (two trolleys or two orders for the same machine) like for multi-trolley operations the pick location could be the pinning/interchange platform and the transfer zone (it depends on the subject). STS Discharge: The Ship-to-shore spreader stays (CHE not driving or trolleying) with cargo (locked spreader) at the location where it has to drop the cargo, which is usually the transfer zone. The CHE performs some activities to pick up the cargo (hoist, small trolley and spreader movements). In case there are different subjects (two trolleys or two orders for the same machine) like for multi-trolley operations the pick location could be the pinning/interchange platform and the transfer zone (it depends on the subject). TT/AGV: The Terminal Tractor or AGV platform stays (idle or working) with cargo (slot locked) within the transfer area, after the Moving To Deliver or Queuing To Deliver activities. Usually, the TT needs to do the alignment and the idling to facilitate the operation till the container is placed or lifted from the platform. RTG/RMG/ARMG/ASC: The gantry crane or ASC spreader stays (idle or working) with cargo (locked) within the transfer area or cargo location, after the Moving To Deliver or Queuing To Deliver activities. This area is always over the cargo or carrier slots where the cargo should be dropped (unlocked). SC: The Straddle Carrier spreader stays (idle or working) with cargo (locked) within the cargo location where has to be dropped off (unlocked).	TIC Description
Required Information	M	SUBJECT; OBSERVED PROPERTY and VALUE	TIC Description
SUBJECT	M	order; che,	GRAMMAR
POINT OF MEASUREMENT	O	pom: output pomt: actual, estimated	GRAMMAR
OBSERVED PROPERTY	M	status, duration, timer, distance	GRAMMAR
Value	M		GRAMMAR
Related standards	O		TIC Description
Related TIC 4.0 definition	O		TIC Description
Example	M		TIC Description
Example in the context of the grammar	M		TIC Description
Link to one or more operational processes	M		TIC Description
Search tags	M	laden at row	Technical
Version / Date	M	2023.007 - 25/03/2023	Technical
Internal TIC Version	M	20230216	Technical

M = Mandatory

O = Optional

Introduction to concept type “job-stepping”:

The concepts type job-stepping describes a status (what does or is the subject) related only to concepts (action) that “moves” cargo. The objective of this type of concept is to define what type of activity is doing the CHE to move the cargo. There are 6 basic subprocesses to perform a move:

Moving to Collect
Queuing to Collect
Ready to Collect
Moving to Deliver
Queuing to Deliver
Ready to Deliver

All the steps are optional and would depend on the order. For one specific order, only one Job-stepping concept can be “true” at the same time.

_{TT order job stepping for Vessel load - 4 job steps example}

_{TT order job stepping for Vessel discharge- 6 job steps example, geofence available}

The https://tic40.atlassian.net/l/cp/S8dYAjXu (instruction to execute a sequence of steps) is the natural subject of the job-stepping, so we will include by default the concepts for each step under “order” but these concepts can be used with other subjects like CHE, user, cargo, etc.

Created by	Edited by	Review / Approve	Published
Francisco Blanquer Jaraiz 2023-02-16