Air Freight News

TT Club’s regular risk management newsletter goes ‘live’

Nov 11, 2020

The specialist insurer has a fundamental mission to research and disseminate best practice in the handling and transport of containers globally. TT’s goal is to advise its Members and the industry at large of loss prevention techniques to improve safety, reduce accidents and mitigate damage to cargo and property. TT Live will improve access to, and availability of, such advice that is regularly contained in the insurer’s monthly TT Talk newsletter, appreciating that those on the front line of logistics operations may rarely get a moment to sit down and read. Providing a loss prevention resource that can be consumed whilst driving or walking to work aligns with TT’s goal of ensuring this advice is widely accessible to all.

The podcast is available on many popular platforms including: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Castbox to name a few. Those interested in listening can navigate to their preferred platform via TT’s hosting site here.

In addition, six specially recorded interviews with members of the TT Loss Prevention Team will be released over the next six weeks, in which professional advice on a range of risk management issues pertinent to transport operators and freight carriers will be offered. These TT Live podcasts will address:
In introducing the TT Live programme, TT’s Risk Management Director Peregrine Storrs-Fox commented, “Trends in digitalisation, and the acceleration in remote working brought about by the current pandemic, have added to our desire to make our loss prevention advice, long published through the TT Talk newsletter, more easily accessible in the modern-day, time-limited work environment. We are proud of the authoritative image that TT’s advice commands and, through our additional planned interviews, as well as TT’s raft of other publications and advisories, wish to further inform as wide an audience as possible in risk minimisation.”

  • Uncollected and abandoned cargo
  • The importance of the incorporation of Standard Terms & Conditions (STC’s)
  • Contract review 
  • Due diligence (sub-contracting road haulage)
  • The distinctions between liability and cargo insurance
  • Assessing the risks of doing business in unfamiliar jurisdictions

Similar Stories

https://www.ajot.com/images/uploads/article/Jim_Berlin_Signing_MOU.jpg_copy_.png
Berlin and UkraineInvest establish first U.S. partner office to expand American investment in Ukraine
View Article
US, Australia sign Customs Mutual Assistance Agreement

CMAA enhances trade and security cooperation

View Article
https://www.ajot.com/images/uploads/article/CHINA-ECONOMY_6.JPG
‘China Shock 2.0’: EU primed for action?
View Article
Afreximbank Africa Trade Report shows Africa can turn geopolitical disruptions into long-term growth opportunity

The report highlights Africa’s continued growth resilience despite significant headwinds occasioned by escalating geopolitical tensions and ensuing economic shifts

View Article
https://www.ajot.com/images/uploads/article/Do%C4%9Fukan_%C5%9Eim%C5%9Fek%2C_General_Manager%2C_AVS_Global_Ship_Supply.jpg
Strait of Hormuz tensions highlight need to put seafarer welfare at the center of contingency planning, says AVS Global Ship Supply
View Article
Freight forwarders helped make Brexit-era UK–EU trade manageable

As the UK marks ten years since the Brexit referendum, the British International Freight Association (BIFA) is highlighting the vital role played by its members in helping businesses adapt to…

View Article