Lift-on/Lift-off Terminal Planning

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Lift-on/Lift-off terminal planning involves the strategic planning and coordination of loading and unloading operations at Lo-Lo terminals, including allocation of quay cranes, yard handling equipment, and berth slots, as well as the optimization of resources to ensure efficient cargo handling and minimal vessel turnaround time.

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