03 / PROJECT ASSURANCE
Secure the machine.
Clarify the journey.
A delivery plan should identify every machine and loose item, the packing method, shipping envelope, securing direction, documents and arrival responsibilities.
Transport method and regulated-goods requirements depend on the final machine, battery or fuel system, route and carrier. Confirm the current shipment plan before dispatch.
01 / WORKFLOW
Six connected stages.
One defined handover.
Agree the relevant evidence, responsibility and acceptance point for the actual order.
Delivery scope
Confirm destination, trade term, quantity, timing, transport direction and responsibility boundaries.
Shipping envelope
Review final packed dimensions and weight after any approved mast, fork or accessory preparation.
Protection plan
Identify protection for paint, controls, connectors, seating, mast, forks, charger and loose items.
Loading and securing
Agree lifting or driving method, blocking, tie-down points, weight distribution and package identification.
Document package
List packing, transport, commercial and requested product documents included in the supply scope.
Receiving plan
Arrange unloading capacity, receiving inspection, storage, commissioning and damage-reporting procedure.
02 / CONTROL POINTS
Make every handoff
easy to verify.
These control points keep the machine, documents and agreed service scope connected.
Before packing
Configuration and loose-item count
During loading
Method, orientation and securing points
Before release
Seal, documents and shipment evidence
At destination
Unloading, inspection and exception reporting
03 / PROCESS IN CONTEXT
Illustrative ZJ brand scenes. They explain process stages and do not represent verified customer sites, named facilities or completed deliveries.
04 / PREPARE THE REQUEST
Send the right
project details.
A complete first message reduces assumptions and helps identify the correct technical or commercial next step.
Prepare this request- Country, port or delivery city
- Requested trade term
- Models, quantities and options
- Container or transport preference
- Battery or fuel-system details
- Document and unloading requirements
05 / PRACTICAL ANSWERS
Confirm before
you commit.
Can every forklift load into a standard container?
No. Packed dimensions, weight, mast, attachments and permitted preparation must be reviewed for the selected machine.
How should loose forks or chargers be handled?
They should be identified, protected, secured and listed so the receiver can verify them at arrival.
What changes for battery-powered forklifts?
Battery chemistry and configuration can affect transport documentation, carrier acceptance and packing requirements.
What should the buyer inspect on arrival?
Check package condition, seals where applicable, securing, machine identity, visible condition, loose items and documents before operation.
YOUR NEXT MOVE STARTS HERE
LET’S LIFT
YOUR AMBITION.
Tell us what you move. We’ll start with your requirements.
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