ISO 17451-1:2016 包装—家庭用品および私物の出荷のための在庫の内容の体系化—パート1：在庫の数値体系化 | ページ 2

Foreword

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The committee responsible for this document is Technical Committee ISO/TC 122, Packaging.

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This document is based upon ANSI/HHGFAA NCC 2008-001-2010 and has been revised during the ISO standards development process. ANSI/HHGFAA NCC 2008-001-2010 will be withdrawn upon publication.

Introduction

This document seeks to codify the components of household goods and personal effects shipments. These shipments consist of items which are for residential and/or professional use, not for commercial resale and belong to private individuals.

By codifying the components of these shipments, the international moving industry seeks to provide a common codified language, which will enable users and industry stakeholders to communicate this information regardless of their language of choice and, as a result, promote transparency and visibility for these shipments.

A secondary motivation for the development of this document is to encourage standardization and, in turn, efficiency within the industry.

1 Scope

This document relates to the moving of household goods and personal effects. It provides the codification of items and their condition, the transportation modes and associated data relating to a shipment. The relevant codes can be found in the related annexes and information regarding their use can be found in Clause 4.

The objective of this document is to provide a common set of codes which allow movers of household goods and personal effects to exchange shipment-related information with each other and with external partners.

2 Normative references

There are no normative references cited in this document.

3 Terms and definitions

For the purposes of this document, the terms and definitions given in ISO 21067 and the following apply.

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