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21.07.2013 08:51 |
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Replacement vehicle
1) In connection with 'O' licensing, replacement of one vehicle by another and the need to notify the TC on Form GV 80 within one month.
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21.07.2013 08:48 |
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Repairable item
1) An inventory item that is not normally consumed in use but one which will be repaired and re-used as part of the normal stock policy for that item.
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Re-order quantity (ROQ) (or replenishment order quantity) |
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21.07.2013 08:46 |
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Re-order quantity (ROQ) (or replenishment order quantity)
1) The calculated order quantity necessary to replenish stocks at a given point in time. The method of calculation, and the timing of the order, will vary depending on the type of inventory control system in use.
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21.07.2013 08:31 |
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Re-order costs
1) The total cost of placing a repeat order for an item either externally with a supplier or for internal manufacture. The costs may include elements to cover: order preparation, administration, IT overheads, correspondence, telephone, transportation, goods inward processing, inspection and for manufacture, batch set up costs and other production overheads. (Source: ILTSupply-Chain Inventory Management SIG)
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18.07.2013 08:15 |
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Removal note
1) Note confirming that goods are clear of customs.
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18.07.2013 08:13 |
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Relevant axle spacing
1) Legal term used in connection with determining the permissible weights for articulated vehicle combinations, namely distance between rearmost axle of drawing vehicle and rearmost axle on semi-trailer.
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21.07.2013 08:50 |
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Replacement decision
1) Management decision as to when vehicles, etc should be replaced by new ones based on combination of economic and operational factors (eg rising maintenance costs, falling residual value).
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21.07.2013 08:47 |
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Repair period (RP)
1) The total out of service time, including transit time, from when a repairable component becomes unfit for use until the time it is returned to stock and is available for further use. (Source: ILT Supply-Chain Inventory Management SIG)
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Re-order level (ROL) (or re-order point - ROP) |
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21.07.2013 08:33 |
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Re-order level (ROL) (or re-order point - ROP)
1) The calculated level of stock within an inventory control system to which the quantity of a specific item is allowed to fall before replenishment order action is generated. (Source: ILT Supply-Chain Inventory Management SIG)
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Rental (car, truck, trailer, fork-lift truck) |
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18.07.2013 08:16 |
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Rental (car/truck/trailer/fork-lift truck)
1) Business of renting out (usually on relatively short-term basis) vehicles, etc. Such vehicles used by firms needing extra capacity for short periods or cover for their own vehicles which are temporarily out of service.
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18.07.2013 08:14 |
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Remould
1) Used tyre casing remoulded (ie with new tread, etc) to provide further operational life. See also Re-tread.
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Rehabilitation of offenders |
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18.07.2013 08:12 |
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Rehabilitation of offenders
1) Legal provision under which past offenders are no longer required to disclose such in response to official request (eg when completing application forms - for driver licensing/'O' licensing).
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