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Brazilian Multinational Adopts International Standards for Environmental and Human Protection
Craft, a Brazilian multinational company specializing in the global transportation of consolidated cargo, is investing in the updating and training of its professionals involved in the delicate process of handling hazardous cargo. This effort strictly follows international criteria, reflecting the company’s commitment to safety, environmental preservation, and the protection of involved lives.
Specialized Training and Regulatory Compliance
With the growing number of accidents involving the transportation of hazardous products, Craft has intensified specialized training for its team. According to the Brazilian Association of Transportation and Logistics (ABTLP), there has been a 16.6% increase in incidents since 2020, highlighting the need for a more rigorous approach. Márcio Senise, the director of operations at Craft, emphasizes the importance of detailed knowledge and meticulous organization to prevent accidents and environmental damage. Craft’s team is constantly updated on international legislation and trained to handle documentation and risk situations with the utmost safety.
Importance of Proper Identification and Packaging
Craft pays special attention to proper identification and packaging for the safe transportation of hazardous cargo. It is essential that all products are clearly labeled with the UN Number and the Risk Number, in addition to being packed in containers that meet strict standards for strength and containment. This measure not only prevents leaks but also significantly reduces the risk of explosions and other accidents.
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According to Márcio Senise, the care with packaging and handling of hazardous cargo must be doubled for each mode of transport, respecting specific national and international requirements. Craft adopts a thorough approach from the planning stage, considering the class of the product and the specific conditions required for each type of cargo.
Craft: Experience and Professionalism in International Transportation
With over 25 years of experience in the sector, Craft has established itself
as a trusted name in international cargo transportation. The company, founded in 1997, has its own operations in 10 countries, with 35 offices spread across South and North America. Its focus on shipment consolidation and negotiating maritime, air, and ground contracts reflects its competence and innovative approach in the logistics sector.
Craft is recognized for its ability to provide safe and efficient solutions, especially for clients dealing with hazardous materials. “We value human life and environmental sustainability, and we reinforce our ongoing commitment to preservation and operational excellence,” states Márcio Senise, highlighting the company’s commitment to safety and environmental protection.
Commitment to Excellence and Sustainability
In addition to its expertise in transportation, Craft is a pioneer in maritime and ground procurement centers in Asia, Europe, and the United States, demonstrating its ability to connect global specialists through specialized networks by mode. The company is valued for its close relationship with clients and partners, offering exclusive routes and services that only a neutral intermediary with high volume and flexibility can provide.
By adopting rigorous safety practices and investing in the continuous training of its team, Craft not only ensures the integrity of its hazardous cargo transportation operations but also reinforces its role as a responsible and innovative company in the global market. Through its proactive and committed approach, Craft stands out as an example of how safety and environmental responsibility can be successfully integrated into international logistics operations.
Source: Letícia Herenyi.
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