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1.10in the ANSWER BOOK.
1.1It can be described as the collection of ideas which set forth the general rules on how to manage business or organisation Planning
1.2What is the l egal overall length o an articulated vehicle with an abnormal load
1.3What does the following international standardised mark symboli e? Sling here Use no hooks
1.4Objective of transport management is to romote growth of the economy emphasis
1.5Transportation costs include Production costs Warehousing costs Vehicle depreciation Marketing costs
1.6A transport business must register for: Income tax Transport needs Depreciation
1.7Costs that remains the same irrespective of the usage of a vehicle in a transport business Direct
1.8The NRTR requires a vehicle or combination to have a ground cle arance of 120 mm 115 mm 175 mm
1.9Transportation scheduling involves: The ability to change the volume of production Developing the company to ensure growth Determining the transport needs
1.10The maximum speed for an abnormal vehicle on public roads is dependent on The distance to travel
2.5\ in the ANSWER BOOK.
2.1A distribution centre is a warehouse that is specifically designed f or storage.
2.2An escort vehicle should drive ahead of any abnormal vehicle and be out of sight.
2.3Policies are related activities that produce a specific service or product.
2.4Dangerous goods are materials or items with hazardous properti es.
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3.5\ the ANSWER BOOK. COLUMN A COLUMN B
3.5sed to describe the specific instructions necessary to perform a task A fixed printed sign for public display fixed amount charged for services delivered xpens
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4.2\ the ANSWER BOOK.
4.1lanning, designing, delive ring, operating and reviewing of transport, whilst balancing th e needs of the environment and the economy at large
4.2vital hub in the flow of goo ds within a supply chain system
4.3nter provincial, cross border permits issued by one province o n behalf of other provinces affected by the same abnormal load trip
4.4A plan to manage emergency response procedures to spills and disasters in a business
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5.1List any FOUR modes of transport (4\
5.2Us ing a pyramid structure, draw an organisational chart to illustrate the relationship between man agement and the various operations with
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5.5List FOUR company types that one can chose from to start a busine ss (4\ [31]31
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6.2Differentiate between upstream and downstream production costs and give ONE example in each case. (7\
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7.1Give ONE word to describe th type of load in the picture above. (1\ 7.
7.4Consider the picture above: List and d iscuss THREE markings requir ed
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8.1Describe FIVE guidelines to compl with the NRTA and the Hazardous Substances Act when moving dangerous goods above the exempt quantity.
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8.3Explain how proactive or active monitoring works s a workplace safety measure. (3\
8.4Describe the following types of dangerous and hazardous goods and give one example in each case.
8.4.1Dangerous when wet
8.4.2Organic peroxides
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8.7Name THREE international governing principles for the management of hazardous waste (3\ [42] TOTAL SECTION B: 12042