How to improve the Cool Chain in China by applying the CCQI standard?

Thursday, Sep 11 2008 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM AWST

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Speaker Dr.-Ing. Yves Wild

Position: Cool Chain Expert
Company: Germanischer Lloyd Certification GmbH

Event Description

The workshop will give an overview of industry's best practice for all cool chain operators. We will talk about requirements for the different product types and evaluate related storage requirements including possible damages. That will give the participants an overview where the most risks are to be expected in his part of the cool chain. Further more the intersections between the different chain elements will be discussed as they are the most vulnerable parts of the cool chain.

Then it will be presented how the Standard "Cool Chain Quality Indicator (CCQI)" is giving any company in the cool chain a tool to improve it's hardware and organization. Discussion will concentrate on ensuring high quality handling of perishables by using CCQI. The goal is for the participants to understand how CCQI can be used to increase the reliability of their service. Finally it will be explained how CCQI can be applied in practice and why certification is needed using case studies.

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How to improve the Cool Chain in China by applying the CCQI standard?

Thursday, Sep 11 2008 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM AWST

Speaker Dr.-Ing. Yves Wild

Position: Cool Chain Expert
Company: Germanischer Lloyd Certification GmbH

Biography

Dr.-Ing. Yves Wild
Cool Chain Expert on behalf of Germanischer Lloyd Certification GmbH
Managing Director - Dr.-Ing. Yves Wild Ingenieurbüro GmbH
Yves Wild, born 1964, is a specialist in ocean transport and reefer containers. He has an educational background in marine engineering and law and works as an independent consultant since 1993, often involved in the evaluation of causes of refrigerated cargo claims in ocean, air and road transport for insurance companies or courts. He also troubleshoots technical problems on any kind of refrigeration systems for A/C or industrial applications using own measurement equipment.
As an independent expert he participated in several research projects on the transport of reefer containers on board seagoing vessels. For insurance companies he carries out risk analyses on cold stores and refrigerated production plants. He is a member of the development team of the CCQI (Cool Chain Quality Indicator) standard which was developed in 2004/2005 and chairman of the Technical Committee Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Ventilation of the German Society for Maritime Technology.