If the practice of failing to secure individual upright elements during unloading continues, measures will be taken that may result in termination of employment. A penalty of 5,000 SEK is imposed each time this happens, which makes everyone realize that it is not sustainable in the long run, either financially or in terms of safety!
Many customers have begun to stop (which is entirely correct) the unloading of upright items that are not individually secured.
The following clearly illustrates what, unfortunately, is all too often the case. This means DANGER TO LIFE.
The images below clearly show how to secure each item individually.
Both sections are secured to prevent them from tipping over, and once one wall is anchored to the crane, the safety lock for that section is released. In this case, the wall indicated by the red arrow must be released first; so, once that wall is secured to the crane, the safety latch indicated by the red arrow is released, and the other wall remains individually secured by the link indicated by the blue arrow.
