Load Securing Introduction - video 1 of 7 in series

Vehicles carrying poorly secured loads pose a clear risk to their drivers, to workers involved in loading and unloading operations and to other road users. Unsecured loads can greatly increase the risk of vehicle instability, leading to load shed and possible rollover.
Load safety is about achieving safe load systems, which involve suitable a vehicle, a suitable means of containment, suitable load configuration and a suitable method of load restraint. Participants in the transport chain need to have clear procedures for loading, unloading, and load securing.

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EN 12195-1 lashing forces calculation
EN 12640 lashing points
EN 12642 strength of vehicle body structure
EN 12195-2 web lashing made from man-made fibres
EN 12195-3 lashing chains
EN 12195-4 lashing steel wire ropes

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Thank you heaps.

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