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CARRIER PERSPECTIVE ON PHARMACEUTICAL LOGISTICS www.BoyleTransport.com REGULATORY GUIDANCE SUPPLY CHAIN PARTICIPANTS SHOULD ENSURE SUPPLY CHAIN INTEGRITY & GOOD DISTRIBUTION PRACTICES CARRIER OBLIGATIONS Quality


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CARRIER PERSPECTIVE ON PHARMACEUTICAL LOGISTICS

www.BoyleTransport.com

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REGULATORY GUIDANCE

SUPPLY CHAIN PARTICIPANTS SHOULD ENSURE “SUPPLY CHAIN INTEGRITY” & “GOOD DISTRIBUTION PRACTICES”

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CARRIER OBLIGATIONS

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  • Quality management system
  • Root cause analyses, corrective action
  • Investigate temperature excursions
  • Extensive documentation of protocols
  • Annual audits by shippers
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SUPPLY CHAIN INTEGRITY

  • Company fleet and professional drivers teams
  • No brokering or independent contractors
  • 5 minute GPS updates (most carriers → hourly)
  • Tractor & trailer tracking with door sensors
  • Wired & wireless emergency buttons
  • Company-issued smart phones
  • Geo-fenced route monitoring
  • 24/7 Ops Center support
  • Extensive background checks
  • Security awareness training
  • Closed loop of those who “need to know”
  • Constant surveillance & attendance
  • Expedited, exclusive use service
  • Robust locks & seals
  • Limited stops/layovers

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Real assets In-transit visibility On-road protocols Personnel

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CALIBRATE SENSORS REGULARLY

Interior sensors Reference thermometer

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THERMAL MAPPING, VALIDATION

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  • 30 data loggers placed in trailer
  • Temp unit run for 24 hr period
  • Data downloaded, analyzed
  • 30 page study & report
  • Proves thermal efficiency is equally

distributed

Thermometer locations

15 13 14 11 12 8 10 9 4 3 2 1

2 ft 16 ft 16 ft 16 ft

16 17 18

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IN-TRANSIT TEMPERATURE MONITORING

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  • Paper receipt
  • Passive recorder
  • Retention depends on

dockworker

  • Paper jams
  • Downloadable by

consignee

  • Passive recorder
  • Must be programmed
  • Excursion info too late
  • Complicated handling

Onboard Printer Data Logger Real Time Monitoring

  • Redundant monitoring (in-

cab & 24/7 Ops Center)

  • Real time excursion alerts
  • Instantly viewable on web

by authorized parties

  • Downloadable to PDF
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24/7 STAFFING AND EXCEPTION MANAGEMENT

  • Late ETA
  • Route geo-fence
  • Temp out of range
  • Temp not reporting
  • Position not updating
  • Trailer doors open
  • Trailer disconnect

Proactive alerts

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CUSTOMER ACCESS TO INFORMATION

See your shipments move in real time and run reports! Convert reports to Excel and PDF.

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SHIPMENT TEMPERATURE HISTORY

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GPS-ENABLED SMARTPHONES & PROPRIETARY APP

  • Tracking redundancy
  • Scheduling
  • Image capture BOL
  • Increased automation
  • Prepared for

“serialization”

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 9% turnover vs. industry average 100%  Superior safety & security  Greater reliability & expertise  “Patriotic Employer” award from DoD

INVEST IN PEOPLE & THEY WILL PERFORM

 Strict qualifications & training  Guaranteed wages & benefits  Actively recruit military veterans  Align incentives with customer

Results Practices Virtuous Circle Employer

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