Offices

Local presence

Agents & Partners

Work with a connected network of carefully coordinated logistics partners to support shipments beyond FSC office locations.

countries served
180+
countries served
ports called
420+
ports called
weekly air connections
1,200+
weekly air connections
FSC offices
96
FSC offices

Overview

A wider network, coordinated with care

International logistics depends on capable local providers at ports, airports, terminals and delivery points. Fast Safe Cargo works with service partners to extend operational reach beyond its 96 offices, supporting shipments in more than 180 countries and calls at over 420 ports.

Partner involvement varies by lane, mode and service scope. FSC coordinates the shipment plan and clarifies operational interfaces, while specific handling, capacity, local documentation and delivery arrangements remain subject to provider confirmation and local conditions.

We expect partners supporting FSC movements to work in a professional, safe and compliant manner. Supplier and service-provider assessments consider relevant operational, security and regulatory needs. Customers can request clarification on the service arrangement for a specific booking through their FSC contact.

  • Partner-supported access across global markets
  • Coordination across port, airport and inland providers
  • Service scope clarified for each shipment
  • Operational and compliance expectations
  • Escalation through FSC shipment contacts

180+

countries served

Network coordination

Consistent oversight across local hand-offs

Clear responsibilities and communication support effective collaboration across each shipment’s providers.

01

Local provider access

Coordinate with local providers to support shipments in locations and service areas beyond FSC office coverage.

02

Connected operations

Link origin, transport and destination partners through a shared shipment plan and defined milestone communication.

03

Compliance expectations

Apply relevant operational, security and regulatory checks in line with the service, goods and route requirements.

04

Service scope

Clarify which activities are included, which provider performs them and what confirmations are needed for the booking.

05

Issue escalation

Route operational questions and exceptions through the customer’s FSC shipment contact for coordinated follow-up.

06

Quality focus

Support consistent service through monitoring, feedback and improvement processes appropriate to the provider and movement.

Network composition

Illustrative shipment coordination mix

  • Ocean and port38%
  • Inland transport27%
  • Air and airport20%
  • Warehousing and handling15%
Illustrative mix of provider interfaces across a sample movement; not supplier count or spend data.
96
FSC offices
180+
countries served

How it works

How partner-supported movements are coordinated

Defined responsibilities help align provider activities with the agreed shipment plan.

  1. 01

    Confirm the service scope

    Identify the transport legs and local activities included in the requested movement and any customer responsibilities.

  2. 02

    Select available providers

    Review suitable partner capability, route coverage, cargo needs and current availability for the shipment.

  3. 03

    Align shipment instructions

    Share accurate cargo details, handling requirements, delivery information and relevant documentation with the parties involved.

  4. 04

    Coordinate hand-offs

    Follow operational milestones across providers and direct exceptions or decisions to the responsible FSC contact.

  5. 05

    Review completion

    Confirm delivery or service completion, resolve outstanding records and capture feedback for ongoing service improvement.

Reference

Working with FSC network partners

Service interfaceTypical partner roleFSC coordinationCustomer consideration
Ocean and portsCarrier, terminal or local port servicesRouting, booking and milestone coordinationService and terminal details confirmed per lane
Air and airportsAirline, handling or airport serviceConnection and shipment hand-off coordinationCapacity and acceptance are subject to confirmation
Inland transportRoad or other local transport providerCollection, delivery and timing alignmentAddress and cargo details required
WarehousingStorage or handling facilityService scope and facility coordinationLocation and capacity confirmed separately
Customs supportLocal process and documentation interfaceInformation coordination within agreed scopeImporter or exporter retains applicable responsibilities

In operation

Local expertise across the journey

Partners provide specialist local services that complement FSC’s international coordination. Defined hand-offs and clear shipment information support consistent execution.

Local expertise across the journey

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can't find what you're looking for? Our specialists are available around the clock.

Contact our team

Yes. FSC works with service partners to support transport and handling across a wider network, including locations beyond its own 96 offices. The provider arrangement depends on the lane and service scope. Your FSC contact can confirm the operational interfaces relevant to a particular booking.

Ask about your shipment network

Contact FSC with your booking reference to clarify the providers and service interfaces involved.