Training Flashcards

(129 cards)

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A99

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Deviation code: Billing

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B99

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Deviation code: Bad Order

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C99

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Deviation code: Diversion

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D99

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Deviation code: Yard Delay

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E12

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Deviation code: Enroute - Late arrival to next trip event

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G01

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Deviation code: Car delayed for broker or forwarder issues (international shipments)

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H99

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Deviation code: Hold

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J99

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Deviation code: Interchange - Awaiting switch

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JC1

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Deviation code: Jeopardized Car - Unclassified

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M99

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Deviation code: Late/missing

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N01

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Deviation code: No Seal - Doors open

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P99

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Deviation code: Product

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R99

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Deviation code: Out of Route

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S99

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Deviation code: Storage

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T00

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Deviation code: Train Off Schedule (slow-moving car)

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U99

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Deviation code: Unloading Delay

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W99

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Deviation code: Origin Delay

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X01

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Deviation code: Car activated from history (used to document the return of a shipment to active tracking from history)

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CLM

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Car Location Message

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AEI

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Automatic Equipment Identification

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SPLC

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Standard Point Location Code

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ERPC

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Eastern Railroad President’s Conference

Used to transcribe locations into SPLCs

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RTM

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Rail Tracking Management Dept.

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RLS

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Rail Logistics Specialist

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TFM
Tracking & Fleet Manager
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PRD
Process & Route Development
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NSIT
Network Services
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DES
Data Exchange Services
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STCC
Standard Tariff Commodity Code
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EDI
Electronic Data Interchange
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CP
Constructive Placement
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AP
Actual Placement
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ETA - Original
Static ETA Ship date + Trip Plan cumulative hours
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ETA - Current
Dynamic ETA Most recent trip event date/time + remaining Trip Plan cumulative hours
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RDD
Requested Delivery Date
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ADD
Adjusted Delivery Date
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OTD
Original ETA + 2 days
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LTS
Lead Time Standard - Shipment will arrive within x days at least 75% of the time
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SDT
Service Delivery Team
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SM
Smart Maps
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SD
Smart Data
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PM
Process Manager
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UP
Union Pacific
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BNSF
Burlington Northern Santa Fe
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NS
Norfolk Southern
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CSXT
Chesapeake Southern
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KCS
Kansas City Southern
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CPKC
merger between CPRS & KCS
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CPRS
Canadian Pacific
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CN
Canadian National
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BOL
Bill of Lading
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ICC
International Code Council
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LOA
Letter of Authorization
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Class 1 RRs
UP, NS, KCS, CSX, CN, CP, BNSF
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O/D Pair
Origin & Shipper + Destination & Consignee
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Demurrage
Cost incurred by customer from RR for cars remaining at RR Destination for longer than the free days
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EDI 404
Bill of Lading; created by shipper, accepted by carrier (RR); Includes details about Trip Contract between shipper & carrier (RR)
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Bill of Lading
EDI 404; created by shipper, accepted by carrier (RR); Includes details about Trip
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EDI 417
Waybill; created by carrier (RR), includes details about the Trip without the power of a contract
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W - X - P
Release - Pull - Departure
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A - P
Arrival - Departure
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A - J --> R - P
(Arrival - Junction Delivered) (Junction Received - Departure)
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D - Y - Z
Destination Arrival - Constructive Placement - Actual Placement
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Pinch Point
When both RRs claim they don't have the car at an interchange & when the car has been released, but still hasn't moved
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Types of Layovers
Customer Layover & Plant Layover
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Types of Gates
Open Gate & Closed Gate
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Open Gate
Bring the car to the yard whenever
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Closed Gate
Have to bring cars to the yard at designated times
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Manifest Train
Can have different types of cars, classes, destinations
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Unit Train
Same car class, O/D
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Route String
Part of BOL. Combo of RRs stations & Interchanges we're expecting
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Carrier Segment
specific events/actions as part of the route string
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A11
Deviation code: Routing - Trip Plan Variation. Triggered after enough E12s
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A13
Deviation code: Routing - Placed on wrong train
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Hot List
List of cars that customers have asked QTS to pay attention to. Not for expediting. QTS does not charge extra for
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Expedite List
Cars that customers have requested be expedited QTS does charge
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Shut Down List
The customer's plant will shut down if shipment does not arrive by a certain date/time If RR can't ordinarily accommodate, a SPCL Switch or SPCL Train can be ordered. Very $$$
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EDI Manager
Stores all the Waybills & BOLs that need processing
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CSL
Carrier Segment Library Houses historical data on route segments
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Care of Party
The entity who's the end recipient of the shipment.
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PRD Request Types
Manual, Diversion, Correction
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Train Car Types
Autorack Covered Hopper Open-Top Hopper Tank cars Gondolas Boxcar Refrigerated Boxcar Flats Centerbeam Coil Car Well Car
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Autorack Car
vehicles
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Boxcar
wide variety of crated or palletized freight (paper, lumber, packaged goods, beverages, and boxes)
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Centerbeam
bundled goods (lumber, wallboard, fence posts, and other building supplies)
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Covered Hopper
free-flowing dry bulk commodities (cement, roofing granules, sand, corn, wheat, barley, fertilizer, soda ash, sugar, and rice)
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Coil Car
coiled steel, steel plate, or high-grade ores
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Flatcar
Pipe, rail, steel plate, machinery, steel beams, tractors, military vehicles, lumber, poles, and logs
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Gondola
heavy bulk commodities (scrap metal, aggregates, logs, lumber, steel, sand, copper, and iron ore)
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Open-Top Hopper
coal, petroleum coke, rock, and copper concentrate
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Refrigerated Boxcar
perishable freight (fresh fruits, vegetables, frozen food, beverages, meat, poultry, seafood, cheese, and other refrigerated shipments)
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Tank Car
compressed or liquid commodities (chemicals, molasses, edible tallow, water, asphalt, diesel fuel, and diesel exhaust fluid)
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Well Car
Intermodal containers which can hold a wide variety of goods.
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DES Areas of Responsibility
1. Extract Processes & File Feeds 2. Inbound/Outbound EDI Configuration and Maintenance * 404 Distribution: receive from shipper, forward to carrier (extra fee) * 410 Collection: receive and collect to coordinate payment (extra fee) * 404 and 417 Tracking (base level service) 3. CLM Retrieval/Distribution/Maintenance
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EDI 410
Carrier Freight Detail and Invoice Not used for tracking purposes
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EDI Mapping
refers to the programming in which we teach the computer system where to look for specific pieces of info of an EDI document
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EDI Importing
Extracting EDI data with mapping, then writing it into the Host32 db
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EDI Segment
Each row on an EDI document containing specific info to that row
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Data Elements
Info inside each EDI segment (separated with an asterisk)
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Data Loop
Multiple EDI segments working together and listed in sequence
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EDI Segment N7
Car #
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EDI Segment F9
Origin
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EDI Segment D9
Destination
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EDI Segment N1*SH
Shipper
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EDI Segment N1*CN
Consignee
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EDI Segment N1*C1
Care of Party
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EDI Segment N1*PF
Payer of Freight for prepaid and collect payment types
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EDI Segment N1*11
Payer of Freight for rule 11 payment type
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EDI Segment R2
Carrier Routing and junction location if there are multiple carriers
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EDI Segment N9*BM
BOL# and Ship Date
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EDI Segment L5
Product description and STCC
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EDI Segment BX***03
Payment terms
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Payer of Freight Types
Prepaid (PP): 1st carrier sends invoice to payer of freight for the whole trip, then pays all following carriers Collect (CC): Last carrier of route charges the payer of freight, then pays all previous carriers in the route Rule 11: Each carrier charges the payer of freight separately
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Direct Route
When only 1 carrier involved in route
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CLM Feed columns
Date ERPC Event L/E Carrier Train ERPC Destination CLM Source
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Rail Tracking Management (RTM) dept. responsibilities
* active monitoring and intervention of rail shipments that are being tracked by TFM * proactively engage clients and RRs to reconcile shipping issues, deviations, and other problems in real-time
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Process & Route Development (PRD) dept. responsibilities
* subset of DES * maintains the TFM trip plan system (routes), which is used to determine * shipment ETAs * deviation scenarios * when rail cars are moving out-of-route
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Support Services dept. responsibilites
* EBusiness support * client reports * managing the start-up process of new QTS customers
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Fleet Services dept. responsibilities
Manages the **inventory**, **maintenance**, and **repair process** of rail cars that are owned by QTS customers
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Car Location Messages
* life-blood of our TFM tracking system * electronic data messages transmitted to our computer system from the RR * contain critical info about the status of individual railcars that we track for customers * CLMs can tell us the railcar's location, what's happening to the railcar, and where it's heading
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CLM feed
consecutive string of CLMs for a particular railcar (TFM --> Units (sidebar) --> Tracking info (tab))
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CLM Date
Date/time of when CLM data was captured by the RR Consider the elapsed time between the first and last CLM in feed
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CLM ERPC
* railcar location * contains station city & state/province * is automatically matched by the TFM system to a SPLC# (if new, it must be manually added)
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SPLC Maintenance Table
* List of ERPC abbreviations attached to each SPLC# * found under "Tools" in TFM
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CLM L/E
* Loaded/Empty status * railcars can be moving incorrectly as loaded or empty
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CLM Destination ERPC
* Indicates the destination of the railcar **according to the current carrier** * listed in ERPC format * let's us know when carrier has railcar moving to the wrong destination
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CLM Sources
* Rail Inc. **external** * Carrier **external** * "Manual Ops Entry" (can result in data entry errors) **internal** * "Auto-posted by EDI Add System" **internal** * "Event Generator" **internal**
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CLM feeds can be difficult to analyze because CLMs may be...
* Missing * Duplicated from different sources * Reported out of order
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ISO Container
ISO tank is a container that is built to the ISO (International Organization for Standardization) stands and designed to carry hazardous and non-hazardous bulk liquids