Collection procedures and issues
The general rules for packaging a parcel are to use strong packing tape to seal your parcel or box, make sure labels are firmly attached and clearly visible, and utilise internal cushioning such as bubble wrap, foam or newspaper to create extra padding for your goods. Wrap each item individually to protect them from movement. Remember, the aim of packaging […]
Yes. You need a standard printer to print the label(s) for your freight and the manifest for your driver. These can be printed in black and white on standard A4 paper. You can also use a label printer if you have one, but the labels must be large enough to read the text and barcodes. Don’t forget to securely attach […]
The National Transport Commission has a comprehensive guide regarding how to stack goods on pallets and skids. Information specific to pallets and skids can be found from page 35 onwards. www.ntc.gov.au/Media/Reports/(9E12B22A-6156-41B0-F382-136A34520AF8).pdf For further information we recommend viewing the guides listed on some of our carriers’ websites (for links refer to FAQ What are the packaging guidelines?).
Failure to appropriately package/wrap your goods could result in damage, additional charges and inability to deliver the freight. Please refer to the packaging guidelines from some of our carriers for further information. Carrier Packaging Guidelines TNT Preparing Your Shipment FedEx General Packaging Guidelines DHL Packing Guide Fastway Packaging Guidelines Couriers Please Freight Profile Specifications Australia Post Packaging Hints & Tips […]
Dangerous/hazardous goods are any item or material that could endanger or harm drivers, handlers or any persons, property or the environment. Myparcel does not ship dangerous or hazardous goods. It is your responsibility to be aware of the contents of all items shipped and ensure that no hazardous or dangerous goods are contained therein. For a comprehensive list of dangerous […]