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Guidelines for Working in Loading Docks
University of Toronto Office of Environmental Health and Safety Guidelines f or Working i n Loadi ng Docks June 2013 Page 1 of 8 Guideli nes fo r Wor king in Loading Docks INTRODUCTION Loading Docks are busy areas, where trucks, traile rs, pedestrians, lifting device s, and other equipment typical ly move throu ghout the area on a frequent basis. Serious or even f atal injuries can pote ntially be sustain ed fro m Loading dock h azard s su ch as: unsecur ed veh icles on moving on the dock, lift trucks tip-over or f all, and pedestrian co llision with lift trucks, falling loads, or tractor-tr aile rs.
Follow safety procedures and use equipment and/or PPE as defined in the JSA or work procedure. ... the forward landing gear is sometimes reinforced by using a portable jack ... corrosion or failure of the materials or welds. Position the dock plate so there is at least 8 inches of overlap on each end; make sure it is secured in ...
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