Tianjin North Maritime Bureau Escorts "China's Intelligent Manufacturing" to Sail Overseas

During the National Day holiday, the export of new energy vehicles at Tianjin Port is expected to reach a business peak. The Tianjin Beijiang Maritime Safety Administration is fully utilizing the efficiency of the green service channel for new energy vehicles, which was officially implemented in July. Leveraging the professional technical advantages of the "Tianjin Port Ziwei Flower" women's inspection team, they are fully ensuring safe and efficient container clearance, assisting "Made in China" in navigating towards the global market.

Speeding Up with Green Channels, Export "Inspect Upon Arrival"

Since the opening of the green service channel for new energy vehicle exports, the Tianjin Beijiang Maritime Safety Administration has successfully ensured the safe and efficient export of 378 TEU new energy vehicle containers. Focusing on ensuring smooth operations during the National Day holiday, the Tianjin Beijiang Maritime Safety Administration continues to enrich service content: establishing a comprehensive government-enterprise information exchange mechanism, regularly sharing vessel movement information, and proactively coordinating with companies to plan logistics arrangements and export schedules. They also implement pre-assessment of submission documents and adopt a "zero-wait" inspection acceptance model, continuously reducing non-operational berthing time, achieving "inspect upon arrival, rapid inspection and release" for new energy vehicle export businesses during the holiday, and fully ensuring adherence to shipping schedules.

No Compromise on Safety, Closed-Loop Risk Management

While improving speed and efficiency, the Tianjin Beijiang Maritime Safety Administration remains firmly focused on safety supervision, safeguarding the baseline for dangerous goods transportation safety. Addressing prominent risks such as thermal runaway of power batteries during maritime transport of new energy vehicles, the "Tianjin Port Ziwei Flower" women's inspection team conducts targeted risk inspection and management, focusing on critical items: container structural integrity, consistency between declared information and actual goods, placement of hazardous goods labels, and secure strapping and fastening of vehicles. To tackle challenges in remote container inspection, they have deepened collaborative efforts between origin monitoring and export port supervision, establishing a full-process control chain from container loading at the source to boarding for shipment, thereby achieving comprehensive closed-loop management of risk hazards.

Balancing Enforcement and Service, Regulation with a Human Touch

Based on strict duty enforcement, the Tianjin Beijiang Maritime Safety Administration emphasizes balanced enforcement and service. The "Tianjin Port Ziwei Flower" women's inspection team leverages its professional expertise and relies on a dedicated hotline for new energy vehicle transportation, promptly responding to enterprise inquiries and providing detailed explanations to resolve business issues related to maritime declarations, container regulations, and applicability of dangerous goods rules for the "New Three". Meanwhile, they adhere to a principle of prudent and inclusive regulation, standardizing administrative discretion, and implementing flexible law enforcement measures such as minor offenses without penalties and first violations with no punishment. This approach ensures rigorous regulation while providing considerate service, enhancing the sense of fulfillment and satisfaction of port and shipping companies.

Moving forward, the Tianjin Beijiang Maritime Safety Administration will continue to enhance the branding of the green service channel for new energy vehicles, iteratively optimize service measures, and promote the dual improvement of safety regulatory standards and administrative service effectiveness, contributing solid maritime power to the high-quality overseas expansion of the local new energy trade industry.