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GEN2103 Advisory Note! - Guidelines For Identification and Estimation of Factory Defects
GEN2103 Advisory Note! - Guidelines For Identification and Estimation of Factory Defects
GEN2103 Advisory Note! - Guidelines For Identification and Estimation of Factory Defects
2021
Seldomly repair vendors and Maersk EMR personal are encountering container defects not related to in-service operation,
but defect originated when containers produced in the factory. Such defects shall be captured in Merc+ by assigning correct
TPI code “M”, this way facilitating relevant cost recovery from leasing companies and Manufacturers depending on container
owner ship.
TPI code ”M” shall be exclusively applied for Modes 2, 3, 4 &5. Estimates are expected to be raised along firsts few con-
tainer moves/bookings after containers released from factory but no later than 2 years from production date (Date can
be consulted on CSC plate).
Following are few examples on typical factory defects that SHALL be estimated with relevant TPI code and thereafter cor-
rected in accordance with Maersk in-service inspection criteria.
Classification: Public
Left over metal swarf from factory crossmember drilling process and Reefer curtain track installation
Classification: Public
Weld splatters on gooseneck area affecting FG interior condition
Classification: Public
There are other manufacturing defects that SHALL NOT be estimated and not repaired due to nature of condition been
outside MCIC/MRIC. Although CENEMR shall be informed whenever identified. Below few examples:
Classification: Public
MAESK logo paint defects:
CENEMR can be contacted anytime to assist clarifying 3rd party identification code (defect nature) in case of doubt.
Note: Maersk is dedicated to protecting the environment while also providing sustainable end-to-end solutions. We always take constant
care to ensure responsible operational practices minimize, reduce and prevent negative environmental impacts in the communities we
operate in. We always aim to reduce consumption of natural resources including water, fossil fuels and raw materials.
Classification: Public