When using a load-shifting device, the walls must first be secured against sliding backward with a strap. ALL walls must be secured, not just the one in the middle, but also the shorter walls on the outside.
Without a stop, the walls could easily shift backward, as shown in the image below.
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Instructions for Accessibility and Safety
Load Securing Procedure for High Beams
Stairs – Loading Procedure
Unloading using a harness secured to a hanger
Walls That Move
Unloading with Risk Analysis
Delivery Note (Template)
List of discrepancies on the delivery note
Driving Instructions
Safety Around Flatbed Trucks
Moving a gate / gallows with a strap
Moving trestles with individual load securing
Accessibility and Safety Instructions (Light Version)
Unloading Instructions
Instructions for Accessibility and Safety
Load Securing Procedure for High Beams
Stairs – Loading Procedure
Unloading using a harness secured to a hanger
Walls That Move
Unloading with Risk Analysis
Delivery Note (Template)
List of discrepancies on the delivery note
Driving Instructions
Safety Around Flatbed Trucks
Moving a gate / gallows with a strap
Moving trestles with individual load securing
Accessibility and Safety Instructions (Light Version)
Unloading Instructions
