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TT Club risk director to retire

TT Club global risk assessment director Laurence Jones is to retire after 50 years, the last 18 of them with the cargo handling insurance specialist. Based in Sydney, he has consistently championed safety in the port and terminal industry to assist the TT membership, and the industry at large. Prior to joining TT, he worked 26 years for BHP Billiton and then spent eight years in container terminals with P&O ... [+]

TT Club to tackle falls from height

International freight transport and cargo handling insurance specialist TT Club is warning of them danger of falling from height, an often unavoidable danger in the transport, port and logistics industries. Continuing with its series of TT Briefs aimed at simplifying complex risk issues by providing easily digestible information and guidance, TT ... [+]

These supply chain experts belong behind bars

The criminal supply chain uses the same components as the legitimate one, from route planning to warehousing, with stolen goods marketed and sold using legitimate platforms to unsuspecting buyers, says freight insurance provider TT Club. It says that much freight crime is perpetrated by organised crooks who aim to make a ... [+]

Don’t be an unwitting fence says TT Club

Freight insurance specialist TT Club is urging procurement managers to be more vigilant in ensuring that they are not unwitting receivers of stolen property. It says they should check the provenance of all incoming goods and ensure that documentation such as bills of sale, invoices and shipping records are present. They ... [+]

The dreaded nurdle

Shippers need to be aware of the environmental risks of transporting plastic pellets or ‘nurdles’, says freight insurer, TT Club. The tiny plastic nurdles measuring a few millimetres in diameter used to manufacturer most plastic products pose a threat to the marine environment if they are spilled into the sea or ... [+]

Pay attention to packing terms, says insurer

The Incoterms that define responsibilities in the global supply chain have a crucial bearing on who bears the risks relating to the cargo in transit, especially when it comes to packing and securing, says a leading insurer. Intermodal specialist TT Club says that 65% of cargo damage claims can be attributed ... [+]

Equipment sharing: beware of the pitfalls

Equipment sharing agreements between different freight companies can make for efficient use of resources but could lead to liability issues if appropriate cover is not in place, warns insurer TT Club. In a new paper, ‘Risk Byte: Good neighbour agreements, the first in a series of advice documents says that ... [+]

TT Club appoints Asia Pacific manager

Insurers the TT Club has appointed Kamel Tlili as regional general manager for Asia-Pacific, based at its Singapore office. He spent the last six years leading British Marine’s P&I Underwriting Division in Asia at QBE and previously spent 14 years at TT’s sister mutual, UK P&I both as an Underwriting ... [+]

TT Club highlights gas risk of Li-batt fires

Insurer TT Club has launched a campaign to highlight the danger of toxic gas emissions from lithium-ion battery fires.  It says that while the risk of fires involving the batteries on board ships, have been well-documented there is less awareness of the highly toxic combustion products that are released. TT ... [+]

Two more for TT team

Multimodal freight insurer TT Club appointed Josh Finch as logistics risk manager and Neil Dalus as EMEA risk assessment manager. Josh Finch’s 15 years’ experience in the industry includes operations manager at Howard Tenens and at DHL Supply Chain, as both operations and transport manager.  Neil Dalus’ 20 years managing port and ... [+]

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