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Field trip report: The procedure of receiving imported goods to bonded warehoused in green logistics centre

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  1. VIETNAM MARITIME UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF EDUCATION __________________________ FIELD TRIP REPORT Name of student:  Nguyen Thi Thuy Duong ID:  49874 Class:  GMA03­03 Place:  GREEN LOSGISTICS CENTRE  INSTRUCTOR: Vu Thi Thu Hang                              09/2015
  2. CONTENT PREFACE CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION OF THE COMPANY 1.1 Introduction of Vietnam Container Shipping Corporation (VICONSHIP) 1.1.1 History........................................................................................................................3 1.1.2 Functions....................................................................................................................4 1.1.3 Organization 1.2 Introduction of Green Logistics Centre ( GLC) 1.2.1 General introduction................................................................................................6 1.2.2 History........................................................................................................................7  1.2.3 Functions...................................................................................................................9 1.2.4 Organization..............................................................................................................9 1.2.5 Facilities...................................................................................................................10  1.2.6 Orientation production operations........................................................................11 CHAPTER 2. THE PROCEDURE OF RECEIVING IMPORTED GOODS TO BONDED  WAREHOUSED IN GREEN LOGISTICS CENTRE (GLC) 2.1 Bonded warehoused 2.1.1 Definition .........................................................................................................13 2.1.2 Characteristics of goods in bonded warehoused ...............................................14 2.2 Responsibilities of the parties involved in the operation of bonded warehouse
  3. 2.2.1 Responsibilities of bonded warehoused owners................................................ 14 2.2.2 Responsibilities of customs bonded warehoused .............................................. 14 2.2.3 Responsibilities of goods owners (or forwarder) ...............................................14 2.3 The procedure of receiving imported goods to bonded warehoused in Green  Logistics Centre (GLC) 2.3.1 Diagram of process ...............................................................................................15 2.3.2 Describe the process .............................................................................................17 CHAPTER III. STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES OF THE PROCESS 3.1. Strengths. ................................................................................................................27 3.2. Weaknesses. ............................................................................................................27 3.3. Suggestions to advance the effect of the process ..................................................27 CONCLUSION
  4. LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1.1: The organization map of Viconship Figure 1.2: the instruction of finding GLC on the maps Figure 1.3: The organization map of Green Logistics Centre (GLC) Figure 2.1: Bonded warehouse in Green Logistics Centre (GLC) Figure 2.2:  Diagram of  the procedure of receiving imported goods to bonded warehoused in  Green Logistics Centre (GLC) Figure 2.3: The customs procedure Figure 2.4: applications for transfer gate  Figure 2.5: VAT invoice
  5. PREFACE Logistics is a tool to link the activities in Global Value Chain and is seen as a tool,  a means to link many different areas of business strategy. Logistics is very important for  economic   development   in   Vietnam.   Logistics   services   contribute   to   improving  management   efficiency   and   reduce   costs   in   the   production   process,   enhance   the  competitiveness  of  enterprises.  Logistics  services  contributed to increase  the  business  value of the transport companies. Acknowledging the importance of logistics in economics development in Vietnam,  I decide to take my field trip in Green Logistics Centre, a developing logistics company  in Haiphong. I hope this field trip will provide me practical knowledge, enhances my  understanding of theories studied at the Vietnam Maritime University.  In   this   report,   I   discuss  about   the   procedure   of   receiving   imported   goods   to   bonded  warehoused. By observation and practice, I expect to present clearly and accurately this  procedure at Green Logistics Centre  My   report   presents   in   detail  the   procedure   of   receiving   imported   goods   to   bonded  warehoused in Green Logistics Centre before analyzing and comparing it with the procedure in  fact. By unbiased evaluation, I give some comments about the strengthes, weaknesses as well as  proposing suggestions to improve this procedure more efficiently and advanced. In general, this report includes 3 chapters:  Chapter 1: The introduction about company  In this chapter, I present history and development of Vietnam Container Shipping  Corporation   and   Green   Logistics   Centre,   business   functions   of   the   company,  organizational structure, evaluating generally business situation of the company in two  recent years.  Chapter 2:  the procedure of receiving imported goods to bonded warehoused   in  Green Logistics Centre This chapter is about the main topic of this report. The full procedure is presented  specifically   following   each   step.   The   role   of   each   position   in   the   company   is   also  highlighted through each period in the procedure.  Chapter 3: Strengths and the weaknesses of the process 5
  6. This chapter is about the strengths and the weaknesses of the process.  Depending on  strengths, weaknesses and the risks affecting the procedure, some  suggestions  to improve the  activities at Green Logistics Centre THE PROCEDURE OF RECEIVING IMPORTED GOODS TO BONDED  WAREHOUSED IN GREEN LOGISTICS CENTRE CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION OF THE COMPANY 1.1 Introduction of Vietnam Container Shipping Corporation (VICONSHIP) 6
  7. 1.1.1 History VIETNAM CONTAINER SHIPPING CORPORATION (VICONSHIP) is one of leading  Freight   Forwarders   and   Shipping   Agency   Companies   in   Vietnam   and   has   been   actively  providing its services since 1985. Founded in 1985, Vietnam Container Company (VICONSHIP)  is a state­owned enterprise specializing in providing services to shipping agents, warehousing,  loading, unloading and transporting container  During   the   establishment   and   development,   VICONSHIP   has   undergone   significant  stage. In April 2002,Haiphong VICONSHIP equitized and became a corporation under the name  "Vietnam Container Shipping Joint Stock Company”          VICONSHIP network operations in both the North ­ Central­South with four 100 % owned  subsidiaries, one branch  and one joint venture.  Business  Scope  extended  terminal  operators,  shipping, gradually forming a closed chain logistics services. VICONSHIP Green Port is a major  port   of   Haiphong   and   plays   a   key   role   in   business   operations.   With   initial   charter   capital  equalization than 25 billion VICONSHIP continuous increases of charter capital in the form of  shares issued internal issue for existing shareholders. To date the Company's charter capital is  80.3 billion. Corporation Vietnam Maritime VINALINES is the largest shareholder with 28.16 %  stake   and   an   important   contribution   to   support   the   business   activities   of   the   Company.  VICONSHIP was Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange listing approval and will be up in the first  quarter of 2008 HOSE 1.1.2 Functions a.  Shipping agent VICONSHIP is the only shipping agency's of two largest shipping company in the world  in Vietnam. They are MSC and TSLines. As ship's and shipping agent, on behalf of shipping company and operators, VICONSHIP  follow  the governmental procedure when vessel enter and leave the port, undertake loading,  unloading and delivery of cargo of those vessels, providing port, cargo and general protective  agent's services, cargo handling service, stevedoring facilities, bunkering, bonded stores, fresh  water, medical services and supplies, preparing shipping documents, general transportation and  accommodation of crewmen, marine surveyors, vessel chartering, dry­docking... Vessel repair  services. 7
  8. b.  CFS ­ Warehousing With its  own warehouse of 5,000m2  which is located next to container main port of  Haiphong,   VICONSHIP  is   ready   to   meet   customer's   need   for   storage,   transportation,   and  distribution   processing   of   goods   through   the   established   nationwide   transportation   network.  Warehousing & export packing provide full range of services to meet all requirements for ocean  and   domestic   shipments.   Service   includes   the   consolidation   and   stuffing   of   equipment   and  supplies   into   container,   flat   rack   and   platform   as   well   as   securing   and   blocking   materials.  Products handled by us are of numerous different types. to guarantee the safety of merchandize is  our responsibility c.  Multimodal Transport Container Inland Haulage & Logistics: VICONSHIP offers a complete range of container  logistic   custody,   dispositioning,   inland   transportation,   maintenance,   and   repairs,   leasing  arrangement. As a pioneer in container transport with its own trucking fleet, the company has a full­ scale system, which uses specialized tractors, and trailers, trucking services are available to all  part of Vietnam for any type of cargo, no matter how large in scales or small in lot. Use of  specially equipped vehicles operated by special licensed drivers has given the company a solid  reputation. rapid, safe and precise work is demanded for linking the vital land & marine routes 1.1.3 Organization a. Function of departments 8
  9. Figure 1.1 : The organization of VICONSHIP ­ Shareholders 9
  10. Shareholder is the top power group in company. It includes the shareholder who  have right to vote and decide the issues related to laws and regulation of company. Group  examines the annual financial report and determine annual budget. Besides, shareholder  can dismiss member of supervisory board and board of management. ­ Supervisory board Shareholder elects member of supervisory board and they function independently  with   board   of   management.   This   group   represents   the   shareholder   and   supervises   all  aspect of business operation. There are three members in group and their incumbency is  five years. ­ The Board of Management The   Board   of   Management   is   the   governing   body   of   the   Company,   has   full  authority   to   decide   on   behalf   of   the   Company   the   implementation   of   the   rights   and  obligations   of   the   Company   are   not   under   the   jurisdiction   of   General   Meeting   of  Shareholders. The Company's Board of Management has 09 members; each term of each  member is 05 years.  Chairperson elected by Board of Management. ­ Board of director Board of director includes four members: general director and three vice general director.  General Director is person who manages and takes responsibility for every aspect of economic  activity. General Director also is legal representative of company b. Subsidiaries Infacon   company:  business  warehouse;   sales   of  gasoline,   oil,  supplies   and  accessories;  shipping agent and ship broker  Da Nang Viconship: Agent container services, shipping agency; shipbroker; transportation  of imports and exports, goods in transit; Multimodal Transport International; T.S   Lines:   As   agents   of   container;   Freight   forwarding   and   import   and   export   inland  container transport; Brokerage and import goods; Business Warehouse and storage buildings;  Marine terminal operators, shipping business, shipping business multimodal. 10
  11. Global Blue transport company: As agents of container; Freight forwarding and import and  export inland container transport; Brokerage and import goods; Business Warehouse and storage  buildings; Entrusted import and export of goods; other services related to serving the needs of  customers. 1.2 Introduction of Green Logistics Centre ( GLC) 1.2.1 Establishment and Devolopment ­ Name: Subsidiary of Vietnam Container Shipping Corporation, Green Logistic Centre  One Member Limited Company ­   Address:   CN3.2G   Dinh   Vu   Industrial   Zone,   Dong   Hai   II   Precinct,   Hai   An  District, Haiphong.  ­ Tel: (84­31). 3797766 Figure 1.2: the instruction of finding GLC on the maps ­  Director: Nghiem Tuan Anh  ­ Authorized operations: Vietnam Container Shipping Corporation 11
  12. In May 2012, Green DMC Corporation was found that total charter capital is 75 billion  based on equity of Vietnam Container Shipping Corporation­ VICONSHIP and DMC company  under Petro Vietnam had been the investment certification of Management Board of Dinh Vu IZ  with   74.900   m2  in   lot   3.2G,   Dinh   Vu   Industrial   Zone,   Dong   Hai   2   Ward,   Hai   An   District,  Haiphong City. In October 2012, VICONSHIP paid back entire shares of DMC Company to convert  Green   DMC   Corporation   into   Green   Logistic   Centre   One   Member   Limited   Company­  transaction name was Green Logistic Centre; and company raised the charter capital from 75  billion to 90 billion with 100% investment of the VICONSHIP. On 1 November 2012, Green Logistic Centre One Member Limited Company officially  opened and put into operation a new container yard Phase 1 was completed with a total area of  over 24.000m2. In December 2012, VICONSHIP bought 10.120m2 of the adjacent land to increase total  used land area of GLC to 85.020 m 2. Besides, The Company signed lease for Joint Venture  future green star (Green Future Star ­ GFS) with 30,000m2 parks to provide services to the  shipping company MSC. In January 2013, GLC started business yards on the remaining area. In February 2013, Project Board of VICONSHIP Group started work bonded +  CFS  warehouses in phase 1 with a total area of 7.525 m2.  In   September   2013,   GLC   completed   warehouse   construction   in   phase   1,   they   were  received license and started exploit CFS­ Bond warehouses with total area of 7.525 m 2. Then,  Company continued starting warehouse construction in phase 2 with 7.525 m2 of total land. In   February   2014,   GLC   completed   warehouse   construction   and   started   exploit  warehouses in phase 2 rising total used warehouse areas to 15.050m 2. In addition, Company was  received the licenses for the establishment of checkpoints concentrated in GLC depot. GLC  completed all the procedures to become an island port (Inland Container Depot – ICD) that is  only   in   Hai   Phong   with   operating   licenses   within   three   main   fields:   CFS   warehouse,   Bond  warehouse, Place of customs clearance outside of the ports.  By   the   end   of   2014,   GLC   officially   operated   at   full   capacity.   The   production   of  warehouse goods in monthly gained 40.000 m 3. The production of full containers and empty  12
  13. containers in yards is about 12,000 TEUs. Furthermore, GLC took back 10,000 m2  area yards  from GFS to up the container handling capacity for GLC yard area.  1.2.3 Functions ­ Transport of goods by road ­ Transport of goods by coastal and ocean ­ Warehousing and storage of goods ­ Loading and unloading of goods  ­ Activity support services related to the exploitation of transport ­ Repairing fabricated metal products ­ Repairing machinery and equipment ­ Maintenance and repair of automobiles and other motor vehicles ­Sales of spare parts and accessories of car and other motor vehicles 1.2.4 Organization Director:  Directors   govern   companies   on   behalf   of   the   shareholder   who   elect   them.  Directors must comply with basic legal requirements under the Corporations, which specify main  duties for directors with a number of other areas of key responsibility. Directs, supervises, and  coordinates the works of the staff. Perform other duties as Director, ES and higher headquarter  may direct. Deputy Director: Keeping the Director and staff informed on information affecting the  unit. Represents the Director when authorized and acts in the absence of the Director. They see  to   it   that   all   plans,   instructions,   and   directions   of   the   Director   are   properly   observed,  disseminated,   and   faithfully   implemented.   They   prescribe   the   staff   operating   policies   and  procedures. Synthesis   financial   department:  the   department   that   manages   and   keep   records   of  personnel, social insurance books; monitoring the social insurance, employee health insurance of  13
  14. property. Besides, it tracks the salaries and allowances paid to employee monthly by regulations  of Directors and the Board of Management. Figure 1.3: The organization map of Green Logistics Centre (GLC) Operating department:  the department that manages and controls the warehouse­yard  system operations. Besides, this department builds up the operating cargo plans and arranges  employees to handle goods arrived to the company. 1.2.5 Facilities  With the goal of becoming a center of international large logistics, GLC business many  warehouse­ yard services and the after­port service with the all land area of 85.020m2, including: ­ Container yard of GFS rented in 3 years is 30.000m2. ­ Container yard exploited by GLC is 25.000m2. ­ 17 electric forklifts in the warehouse operators. ­ 05 diesel forklift in the yard operators. ­ 30 handle forklift in warehouse operators. ­ 02 reach stackers 45 tons in the yard operators. ­ 01 side­lift forklifts 10 tons in yard operators. ­ 06 container trucks and 16 trailers of 40fts ­ Bonded and CFS warehouse was built on modern international standards of Singapore  with a total area of 15.050m2. Warehouse was installed the lights, natural oxygen, heat­proofing  and firefighting system, security cameras reached CT­PAT standards, anti­theft alarm system,  intrusion prevention, hydraulic dock system automatically adjusts the height at all cargo door,  Four­stages racking system with over 8 meters height and exploit entire plastic pallets lined up to  standards against moths, mildew. Storage Foundation designed lying on the concrete pile from  36m­42m long stretched every 3m / collateral against subsidence, cracking and bearing 5T / m2 1.2.6 Orientation production operations 14
  15. ­ Orientation production operations:  ­ Following the competition increased, GLC leaders require continue enhancing to 10% the  marketing  and 5% the  customers  by 2018. Besides, they search  and find out  the reasonable  incentives such as reducing documents, reducing the cost when have large quantity of stored  goods to take more customers for company. ­ The Research and plan establishment of a representative office of GLC in Hanoi purposing  take care of FWD, customers and representative factories in Hanoi, Bac Ninh, Bac Giang operate  in the hard competition context when Yusen, SITC, Nippon ... prepare to put into operation. ­ Company continues adding refrigerated containers, temporarily imported re­exported goods  through bonded warehouses to increase 12% profits in 2020. ­ Seriously follow reducing costs plans which was submitted the CEO in 2010 about: costs of  customs procedures, costs of pulling the outside shell through Yard, transport rental costs, which  are decreased from 5% to 2%; utility costs, supply materials, repair vehicles costs, the costs of  VPP, meeting costs went to 3% in 2020. ­ Company will train the second job for staff to increase the effect of job rotation between  departments.   Besides,   they   disseminate   awareness   of   executing   discipline   and   maintaining  equipment for employees of company in third quarter in 2015. 15
  16. CHAPTER 2. THE PROCEDURE OF RECEIVING IMPORTED GOODS TO BONDED  WAREHOUSED IN GREEN LOGISTICS CENTRE (GLC) 2.1 Bonded warehoused 2.1.1 Definition 16
  17. Figure 2.1: Bonded warehouse in Green Logistics Centre (GLC) Bonded warehouse are store or site areas set up on the territory of Vietnam separated  with   the   adjacent   area   for   temporary   storing,   keeping   or   carrying   out   a   number   of   services  concerning goods brought in from abroad or from the country under bonded warehouse leasing  contracts signed between store owners and goods owners under the inspection and supervision of  the Customs. Goods temporarily stored or preserved in bonded warehouses, if destined for export, are  those for which the customs procedures have been cleared for export: if brought from abroad,  they are goods awaiting further transport to other country(ies) or the clearance of procedures for  import into Vietnam, and not yet liable to import duty. Bonded warehouse and all goods and vehicles entered, left or stored and preserved in  bonded   warehouses   shall   be   subjected   to   inspection,   supervision,   and   management   of   the  customs authorities. 2.1.2 Characteristics of goods in bonded warehoused Goods temporarily stored or preserved in bonded warehouses, if destined for export, are  those for which the customs procedures have been cleared for export: if brought from abroad,  17
  18. they are goods awaiting further transport to other country(ies) or the clearance of procedures for  import   into   Vietnam,   and   not   yet   liable   to   import   duty.   Goods   owners   shall   be   assured   of  ownership over their goods left in bonded warehouses. 2.2 Responsibilities of the parties involved in the operation of bonded warehouse 2.2.1 Responsibilities of bonded warehoused owners Any shifting of goods within a warehouse or from one warehouse to another shall  be   notified   to   Bonded   Warehouse   Customs.   Warehouse   owners   shall   inform   Bonded  Warehouse   Customs   before   the   performance   thereof   and   be   subject   to   Bonded  Warehouse Customs' supervision throughout the course of such performance. Bonded warehouse owners shall open books for following up the taking out and  delivery   of   goods   from   warehouses   according   to   the   forms   and   the   reporting   and  recording regimes prescribed by the General Department of Customs. Every   year,   warehouse   owners   shall   make   inventory   of   stocks   outstanding   in  bonded warehouses under Bonded Warehouse Customs' supervision. Every 06 months  and 1 year, bonded warehouse owners shall report to Bonded Warehouse Customs on the  operation of warehouses. 2.2.2 Responsibilities of bonded warehoused customs Bonded   warehouse  customs   is  always   present   at   the   inspection,   supervision   and  management of goods brought into or out and retention of stored according to regulations of the  General Department of Customs. Bonded warehouse customs opens books to monitor and record  full import goods warehouse to ensure the goods brought into the warehouse and properly stored  product goods, the amount under the lease warehouse.  They regular contact  customs gate to  monitor the situation in the domestic transit for goods, warehoused. Every day, when the time of  work the end, Customs Bonded warehouse owners proceed with sealing all doors warehouse. 2.2.3 Responsibilities of goods owners (or forwarder) Goods owners or forwarder must comply with all the provisions relating to all activities  of   the   bonded   warehouse,   provide   sufficient   information   necessary   for   the   shipment   to   the  warehouse owner and the customs authorities to collate, check and supervision. Goods brought  into bonded warehouses must correct the warehouse leases. 18
  19. 2.3 The procedure of receiving imported goods to bonded warehoused in Green Logistics  Centre (GLC) 2.3.1 Diagram of process *Note:  (1):  Forwarders received documents related to goods from customers (2a),   (2b):   Documentation   Department   conducts   customs   procedures   of   imported   goods   to  bonded warehouses. Then, forwarder will bring these records to the port to get goods in, also  report to Warehouse Management Department to plan for goods imported to bonded warehouse (3a), (4a): Forwarder goes to the seaport to complete customs procedures for bringing goods in  bonded warehouses (3b):   Warehouse   management   Department   plan   prepared   for   goods   imported   to   bonded  warehouse (4b): Forwarder and Storekeeper delivery goods to bonded warehouse 19
  20. Figure 2.2:  Diagram of  the procedure of receiving imported goods to bonded warehoused in  Green Logistics Centre (GLC)   (5): Documentation Department completed customs procedures for goods imported to bonded  warehouse  (6): Report to customers that goods imported to bonded warehouse and invoice settlement with  them 2.3.2 Describe the process a. Step 1 Forwarders   received   documents   related   to   goods   from   customers   (usually   the   customer   will  inform Documentation Department send forwarder to obtain documents in their office) ­ B / L ( Bill of Lading) or SBL (Sea Way Bill) (Surrendered / original); ­ Invoice (original + copy); ­ Packing list; 20
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