Temperature-Controlled Shipment Guide
Information customers should provide for refrigerated and protected-temperature freight.
Before pickup
Provide the commodity, required set point, operating mode, acceptable temperature range, pre-cooling requirement, packaging details, weight, pallet count, pickup window and delivery appointment in writing.
Identify any special handling, sanitation, seal, washout, pulp-temperature or continuous-run requirement before dispatch.
At pickup
The shipper is responsible for preparing, packaging and loading cargo suitable for transportation unless a written agreement states otherwise.
Temperature-sensitive product should be at the required transport temperature before loading; a refrigerated trailer is designed primarily to maintain temperature, not rapidly change product temperature.
Shipping documents should accurately state instructions and any exceptions.
In transit and delivery
JASKO monitors equipped trailers and communicates material exceptions. Drivers follow lawful instructions and may stop when a condition presents a safety, equipment or compliance concern.
Seal changes, rejected product, temperature concerns or consignee instructions should be documented and reported before leaving the facility whenever practicable.
Written agreement controls
Rates, liability, service requirements and claims are governed by the applicable written agreement, rate confirmation, bill of lading and law.