Must have been licensed as a journeyman and regularly and principally employed to provide HVACR services for at least three years of active experience under the direction and control of a HVACR master; Worked a minimum of 1,875 hours in the year prior to applying for a Master Restricted License: and.
CIF is only to a port of discharge not a place of destination, as is DDU. The essential differences between CIP and DDU, both to the same place, even though the cost to the seller will be the same is the matter of risk whilst the goods are in transit.With CIP as soon as the seller hands the goods to the first carrier the seller's risk ceases and it becomes the buyer's risk.However the seller must provide the buyer with insurance cover for that risk such that the buyer can claim against the seller's insurance.ith CIP as soon as the seller hands the goods to the first carrier the seller's risk ceases and it becomes the buyer's risk. However the seller must provide the buyer with insurance cover for that risk such that the buyer can claim against the seller's insurance.
That brings us at last to the D-terms or the delivery terms. DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid) and DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) are the main Dâterms. In the 2010 version of the Incoterms, DAP (Delivered at Place) was added to bring clarity to the DDU term. For the purposes of this discussion we are going to say that it is most similar to DDU. There are some other D-terms, but they are used less frequently than DDU and DDP.