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1. Does each unit load have a bar code? |
Y N NA |
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2. Place an "X" on the location(s) of the bar code
for the unit. |
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3. Is the label placed in the upper half of the unit? |
Y N NA |
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Are the bar codes clear of any banding,
header, or other obstructions? |
Y N NA |
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4. Is the bar code placed on the outside of the stretch
wrap? |
Y N NA |
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5. Are there any wrinkles in the bar code that impact
scannability? |
Y N NA |
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6. Is there any other damage to the label that may impact
scannability? |
Y N NA |
| If yes, are there |
Smudges? |
Y N |
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Tears? |
Y N |
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Other: ____________________ |
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7. Is the same UCC/EAN 128 SSCC identification on number
on all labels on the unit? |
Y N |
| If no, please explain. |
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8. Does each unit represent only one lot number? |
Y N |
| If no, please explain. |
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9. Is the IRMS/GCAS# correct? |
Y N |
| ** For Round Units Only ** |
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Are there 3 bar codes on each unit? |
Y N NA |
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* 5 gallon buckets only require 1 label. |
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* Drum require only 1 label per drum. Drums with different
Lot # can be placed on the same pallet. |
| ** For Square Units Only ** |
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Is there a label on all 4 sides? |
Y N NA |
| ** For Baled Pulp ** |
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Are the bar codes available from the unloading door
of the railcar? |
Y N NA |
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If there was a truck shipment, were bar codes available
from the rear of the trailer? |
Y N NA |
| ** For Bags ** |
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Are the bar codes placed in a clear plastic envelope
outside bag? |
Y N |
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Are the bar codes in the 2 opposite sides of the bag? |
Y N |
