work equipment
Sep 1st 2006, 11:06 pm
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work equipment
Being a mechanical fitter by trade (NCB) I was going to transport several tools and the likes (some old some new) over to Oz.My question is do all the spanners and other equipment need to be cleaned to a high standard (along the standards required for lawnmowers etc )or can i just put everything in a box and send them over ?Also does everything need to be itemised individually or will a simple work tools sticker attatched to the box be adequate ? regards bobby
Sep 1st 2006, 11:33 pm
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Re: work equipment
Originally Posted by bobbyftm
Being a mechanical fitter by trade (NCB) I was going to transport several tools and the likes (some old some new) over to Oz.My question is do all the spanners and other equipment need to be cleaned to a high standard (along the standards required for lawnmowers etc )or can i just put everything in a box and send them over ?Also does everything need to be itemised individually or will a simple work tools sticker attatched to the box be adequate ? regards bobby
Sep 2nd 2006, 12:50 am
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Re: work equipment
Originally Posted by bobbyftm
Being a mechanical fitter by trade (NCB) I was going to transport several tools and the likes (some old some new) over to Oz.My question is do all the spanners and other equipment need to be cleaned to a high standard (along the standards required for lawnmowers etc )or can i just put everything in a box and send them over ?Also does everything need to be itemised individually or will a simple work tools sticker attatched to the box be adequate ? regards bobby
Neil
Sep 3rd 2006, 10:43 am
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Re: work equipment
Originally Posted by neil.b
I flew 55kg of tools over to Brisbane ( mech fitter also) I just ensured that there was no grease or oil on the tools. I flew them as excess baggage, and just put a contents list in the box. When you fly them out, you have to itemize everything on the import paperwork.
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