Freight Logistics NCV Level 4 — Document
November 2023 — NCV Level 4 — Freight Logistics
NCV Level 4
2023
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1.10\in the ANSWER BOOK.
1.1Legislation that p rescribes the rights and responsibilities of employees and employers. Civil Aviation Act Occupational Health and Safety Act
1.2This main aim is to ensure that air transport is safe, reliable and affordable. Maritime
1.3request for proposal. request for procurement. request for provision. receipt for purchases.
1.4and maintaining port infrastructure. Airports Company of South Africa South African National Road Agency Limited Transnet
1.5An example of a variable cost: Rent Fuel Insurance Security
1.6If income is R8 000 and expenses amount to R3 000, then profit is R5 000 R11 000 R3 000
1.7The term income the money paid to suppliers. the money made by selling products or services. the money owed by the business.
1.8increase customers. make a lot of money for the company. result in a decrease in sales.
1.9Johannesburg. Cape Town. East London. Durban.
1.10Refers to ways of slowing down the movement of containers Palletizing
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2.10\n the ANSWER BOOK
2.1Aviation policies are divided into domestic and international policy.
2.2The government tendering system is entrenched in the PFMA and the PPPFA.
2.3The closing time for submission of tender documents is usually 23:00.
2.4A freight logistics node is a point that connects different transport modes and provides an opportunity to store freight.
2.5Reverse logistics refers to the process to acquire and supply raw materials required for manufacturing.
2.6Acquisition cost refers to costs associated with the delivery of a product.
2.7Profits for a specific product can be maximised by decreasing sales volume 11020274
2.8An internal customer is anyone from outside the organisation.
2.9If the trade balance is positive, it means the country is selling more than it is using.
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3.5\n the ANSWER BOOK. COLUMN A COLUMN B
3.5It entails the planning, im plementing and control of goods Are lanes at sea that are regularly used by freight vessels All the money that the company receives during a specific time period A group of
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4.5\ in the ANSWER BOOK.
4.1In terms of land transport, there are two very important Acts governing the national coordination of regulations and law enforcement, registration and an training of traffic offices.
4.2The vision of is that by 2050 transport in SA will meet the needs of freight and passenger customers.
4.3costs are associated with the expenses involved in moving products or assets to a different place. 11020274
4.4costs are associated with the employment of staff to perform the necessary jobs in the company.
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5.1What are the FOUR benefits of the new policy according to Agriculture South Africa? (4 2\ (8\
5.2Identify TWO aims of White Paper on National Rail Policy according to the article (2 2\ (4\
5.3Explain THREE purposes of the rail policy (3 2\ (6\
5.4What is the SOE responsible for the rail policy? (1\
5.5Freight transport and logistics regulation is unfortunately also fragmented and inconsistent Furthermore, mode specific regulation is a combination of independent internal and external regulation spread across different SOEs
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6.1Study the picture below and answer the question s that follow [Source: https://thetenderteam.com.au/tender writing services/
6.2Describe FOUR objectives of the Public Finance Management Act (4 2\ (8\ 11020274
6.3Name TWO types of commodities that are handled at each of the following commercial ports:
6.3.1Durban
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6.4Name any THREE parties involved in supply chain management (3\
6.5Differentiate between fixed costs and variable costs (2 2\ (4\
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7.1Summarise any TWO synergies that may be achieved through integrated logistics management (2 2\ (4\
7.2Discuss consumer awareness as a factor contributing to the growth of integrated logistics management. (3\
7.3Explain the following types of cost groups in an integrated supply chain management.
7.3.1Order processing costs
7.3.2
7.4Lerato and Mateboho are two sisters who combined their skills and knowledge to open Emphangeni Logistics. hey know that you are in your final year of studies in Transport and Logistics NCV
7.5Advise the sisters the best ways in which Emphangeni Logistics can increase profitability in their business
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8.1List TWO external factors impacting on the profitability of business es (2\
8.2Briefly explain FOUR benefits of a distribution management plan (4 2\ (8\
8.3Summarise the THREE types of management plans and also give relevant examples in each case (3 4\ (12\
8.4Name T WO national airports in South Africa. (2\
8.5Give TWO neighbouring countries with which South Africa shares land border points of entry. (2\ [26]26
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9.1Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow. South Africa is stuck with a surplus of chicken breasts. Europe is stuck with a shortage, and willing to pay three times the local price. But experts at a recent
9.1.1What is the meaning of the term export (2\
9.1.2Explain FOUR factors that determine the pricing of imported goods. (4 2\ (8\
9.1.3Name TWO commodities exported by South Africa (2\
9.2State FOUR reasons why logistics companies use track and trace systems. (4 2\ (8\ [20] TOTAL SECTION B: 120 GRAND TOTAL:20
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Total150 marks
Sections10 + 10 + 5 + 5 + 25 + 23 + 26 + 26 + 20 = 150 marks
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TitleDocument
SubjectFreight Logistics
LevelNCV Level 4
Document typeQuestion paper
Year2023
MonthNovember
Pages9
Downloads3
Examination context
Decade2020s
Years ago3y
SeasonSpring (SH)
Start dayWednesday
Exam periodNovember 2023
Days since exam1,075
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