Weekly Update 7 October 2019

This week

Sea freight queue

For the coming week, sea freight application turnaround is estimated at 3-5 days.

COB Friday 4th October status: There were 1699 Sea Freight in the queue (includes Australian application) and TET were processing consignments due back 8am Friday 4th October.

There were 452 consignments to be left to be processed before Monday.

On Monday 7th October TET are processing sea freight due back 7:15am 8th October.

Australia queue

For the coming week, air freight application turnaround is estimated at 3- 6 hours.

COB Friday 4th October there were 131 air freight applications left in the queue (includes Australia) and all but 68 of these are were due back 4th October (5.5 hours behind).

On Monday 7th October TET are processing air freight due back at 10am 7/10/19

Airfreight queue

For the coming week, Australia container applications turnaround is estimated at 2-3.5 days. 

COB Friday 4th October status: Australia queue stood 314 applications (18 Air, 296 Sea) with 51 consignments left to complete all of Friday’s due applications.

On Monday 7th October morning the Australian queue had 101 applications remaining with consignments being processed one day ahead of operational performance targets.

• ICR processing – (Low value) all ICR were turned around within expected operational performance measures
• Urgency manifest inbox up-to-date processing incoming message

Pressure point:

Email inboxes

Please do not email personal email addresses of target evaluators. These are not monitored and emails sent to individuals email addresses will not be answered.

The inbox is running between 50–100 urgent applications a day. We ask that you make sure your urgent applications meet our urgency criteria and we strongly recommend that your application needs to have been in the sea freight queue for at least 48 hours

Applications processed

All timings are based on business hours from 7am to 5pm.

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