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If you are not at home at the time of delivery, we can also simply park your delivery at a desired location on your property. Simply download the parking permit, complete it and make it accessible to our driver. Simply stick it to your letterbox, for example.
IMPORTANT: Without your signature and the other required information on the parking permit, we can unfortunately not park your delivery!
Parking Permit
German Freight Forwarders’ Standard Terms and Conditions (ADSp)
We work exclusively on the basis of the German Freight Forwarders’ Standard Terms and Conditions 2017 – ADSp 2017 – and – insofar as these do not apply to the provision of logistics services – in accordance with the Logistics Terms and Conditions, as of March 2006.
Note: Section 23 of the ADSp 2017 deviates from the law with regard to the maximum amount of liability for damage to goods (§ 431 HGB) by limiting the liability for multimodal transports including sea transport and unknown place of loss to 2 SDR/kg and by additionally limiting the standard liability of 8.33 SDR/kg to 1.25 million euros per claim and 2.5 million euros per loss event, but at least 2 SDR/kg.
We regret that we are not able to stop your delivery due to the lack of documentation and the additional information required on the parking permit!
ADSp
Authorised economic operator AEO-C / Authorised Economic Operator
LSU-Schäberle was awarded the AEO certificate “Customs Simplifications” in January 2013. LSU was thus certified that it fulfilled the criteria for compliance with customs regulations, kept its books of account appropriately and was solvent.
The holder of this certificate enjoys the following advantages:
- easier access to customs simplifications in accordance with Article 14b paragraph 1 of the DVZK
- fewer physical customs controls and checks on documents
- priority clearance in the event of a check
- the check may be carried out at a place other than that of the customs office concerned
Certificate
EN ISO 9001 defines the minimum requirements for a quality management system (QM system) that an organisation must meet in order to be able to provide products and services that meet customer expectations and any official requirements. At the same time, the management system shall be subject to a continuous improvement process.
The eight principles of quality management are:
1.customer orientation
2. management responsibility
3. involvement of the persons involved
4.process-oriented approach
5. system-oriented management approach
6. continuous improvement
7. a factual approach to decision-making
8. supplier relations for mutual benefit
Certificate Turbinenstraße 19 Certificate Motorstraße 9
ISO 14001 focuses on a continuous improvement process as a means of achieving the defined environmental performance objectives of an organisation. The continuous improvement process is based on the method Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA):
- Planning: Definition of objectives and processes to achieve the implementation of the organization’s environmental policy
- Execute: the implementation of the processes
- Check: Monitoring the processes with regard to legal and other requirements as well as objectives of the environmental policy of the organisation; if necessary, publishing the environmental performance (the success of the organisation with regard to its environmental protection measures)
- Optimize: If necessary, the processes must be corrected (adapted).
Certificate Turbinenstraße 19 Certificate Motorstraße 9
The Safety and Quality Assessment System (SQAS) is a standard of the European Chemical Industry Association. It serves to assess the quality, safety and environmental compatibility of logistics providers.
Certificate SQAS
The Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) concept is a preventive system designed to ensure the safety of food and consumers.
The HACCP concept demands:
- to analyse all risks to food safety within a company’s area of responsibility
- identify the critical control points for food safety
- establish intervention limits for the critical control points
- establish procedures for the continuous monitoring of critical control points
- to lay down corrective measures in the event of discrepancies
- verify that the food safety system is appropriate
- document all measures taken
Certificate HACCP
DIN EN 16258:2012 is a method for calculating and declaring the energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions of transport services (freight and passenger transport).
Certificate EN 16258:2012
