Transport Operations NCV Level 4 — Document
November 2022 — NCV Level 4 — Transport Operations
NCV Level 4
2022
NCV Business
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1.1Attention to social factors at work, groups and behaviour of people Systems Management theory Human relations
1.2Where business is heading over the long term
1.3Makes decisions regarding labels or packaging Purchasing Finance Production
1.4The diameter of the smallest circular turn that a vehicle can make Wheelbase Tare
1.5Is issued for a period of one week to twelve months and is valid for a prescribed area
1.6efers to an assessment of a specific section of the lift and transport operation A j
1.7Extreme risk hazardous wastes are grouped into Hazard rating 1 Hazard rating 2
1.8The following is not an internal emergency resource for a dangerous good emergency plan Fire
1.9transport. ea ir
1.10The Ebola virus is a adio
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2.10\n the ANSWER BOOK.
2.1Operations management is relevant to all parts of a transport business.
2.2The Cape Town ntegrated apid ransit
2.3Overheads include all those costs that can be attributed directly to any vehicle in a transport business.
2.4Downstream costs include things such as advertising distribution and sales commi ss ion.
2.5Assessing a route and getting route clearance for an abnormal load is the job of the customer.
2.6Safety and security need to be considered during receipt and acceptance of abnormal load at the site. (11020334\
2.7When a single escort is used it must travel between 12 to 35m behind the abnormal vehicle.
2.8A d angerous oods eclaration must be signed by the operator and the consignee of the vehicle.
2.9A r adioactive permit must be carried on a vehicle co nveying lass 1 substances.
2.10
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3.5All the activities necessary for the fulfilment of customer's request This business has become increasingly important in wholesaling iamond
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4.5\n the ANSWER BOOK.
4.1is the typical movement of people or products from where they are to where they need to be
4.2/an serve as vital hub in the flow of goods within a supply chain system
4.3/a is a person or organisation that facilitates the distribution of goods to the ultimate customer
4.4are used to contain extremely low temperature liquids
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5.1iscuss FOUR steps that governments or local authorities take during the process of planning and managing transport services.
5.2ifferentiate between Policies and Processes (5\
5.3
5.4Read the following scenario and answer the questions that follow: he ovid pandemic had a huge impact on the lives of the Naidoo family . Mr Naidoo and his brother
4.1Identify the type of business ownership that Mr Naidoo is venturing into
5.4.2
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6.3Explain the difference between Direct costs and Indirect cos ts in a transport business , using examples.
6.4Define what is meant by a decentralised distribution centre 2\ [19] (11020334\19
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7.1.1 What is the type of load that is being transported n the picture above.
1.2Identify HREE abnormal load vehicles in the picture above.
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7.2Name any TWO legislative frameworks relating to abnormal load operators in transport operations.
7.3Discuss how each of the following four factors of a vehicle load determine its escort requirements
7.4Explain FOUR risks that can occur when loaded vehicles are moved especially in
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8.3In accordance with SANS 10231, all accidents involving dangerous goods vehicles must be reported to the NDOT within 30 days. SABS, 2010 8. .1
8.3.2List TWO department that must be notified by the operator if his/her vehicle is involved in an incident.
Topics Identified
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Mark Allocation
Total150 marks
Sections10 + 10 + 5 + 37 + 19 = 81 marks
Paper information
TitleDocument
SubjectTransport Operations
LevelNCV Level 4
Document typeQuestion paper
Year2022
MonthNovember
Pages9
Downloads3
Examination context
Decade2020s
Years ago4y
SeasonSpring (SH)
Start dayTuesday
Exam periodNovember 2022
Days since exam1,438
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