Helps You Comply With New U.S. Federal and Canadian Cargo Securement Regulation
This Cargo Securement Handbook helps drivers determine the best cargo securement methods for the type of cargo they are transporting, based on government regulations. It compiles practical hands-on guidance and illustrated best practices into one convenient source.
This handy field guide is for professional drivers of straight trucks and tractor-trailers using cargo securement devices. It features how-to-photos, diagrams, charts, and text to help drivers stay in compliance with cargo securement requirements.
Key regulations and a handy glossary of terms are provided, along with proper application of tarpaulins, ropes, chains, bars, and other kinds of cargo securement for flatbeds, dry vans, reefers, and other widely used types of trailers.
Contents
- General Cargo Securement Requirements
- The Fundamentals of Cargo Securement
- The Securement System and It's Components
- Containing, Immobilizing, and Secureing Cargo
- Inspection Requirements
- Commodity-Specific Securement Requirements
- Frequently Asked Questions
- CVSA Out-Of-Service Criteria for Cargo Securement
- Cargo Securement Regulations
- U.S. Manufacturing Standards
- Default Working Load Limits for Unmarked Tiedowns
- Tiedown Quick Reference
- Glossary
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