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You're already in the chain

Whose problem is the load that just arrived?

Receiving is a transport activity

The unloader is a party too

Check: are you in the chain on receipt?

Check: who is the unloader?

Receiving and unloading are transport activities. The consignee and the unloader are named Chain of Responsibility parties, even though the truck is just delivering to you. Busts the two receiver myths.

Receiving and unloading are transport activities. You can be a Chain of Responsibility party the moment a heavy vehicle is delivering to you, without owning or driving it.

1. You're in the chain, even when the truck's just delivering to you

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