Photos from an incident at a worksite where it was so crowded that the chapel pole in the flatbed got stuck and bent the gate forward.
The most likely cause was that the workspace was too crowded. If it’s crowded—ask a coworker for help when backing up!
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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
