Load security Sample Clauses

Load security. The professional driver knows: • physical essentials for driving with load • common load security methods, their physical basis and their application • major load security tools and devices such as webbings, friction pats, corner protectors, etc., their characteristics, specification, limitations and application as well as The professional driver can: • assess/check the usability of load security tools and devices • assess/check, if load can be secured with available tools and utilities for transport • assess/ check what kind of tools and devices are necessary in order to secure different kinds of load safely The professional driver is able to secure different kinds of cargo autonomously and self-dependetly under consideration of related physical essentials, legal requirements and overall transport safety. He/ She applies/ uses different kinds of utilities and tools such as tension belts, non-slip mats, paletts and is able (if applicable, coordination with supervisors and/or equipment to protect load • existing standards on load security tools • legal requirements and responsibilities with regard to load security • formulas and calculation of necessary load security measures for different circumstances and tools • purpose and specification of a load distribution plan • measurement and calculation maths and without damages • secure different kinds of loads for transport on the loading compartment • repare a load security plan • read vehicle documents in order to receive information on axel loads and further vehicle specifications • demonstrate thoroughness, consciousness of law and attention to detail and work methodically • exercise initiative and resourcefulness • solve problems and make decisions clients) to decide autonomously about the necessary load security for a certain good. Furthermore he/ she checks autonomously the capability of the available load security tools and utilities and initiates, if necessary, steps in order to replace or supply them. He/ She decides under special consideration of his/ her responsibility within road traffic and shows a professional behavious as well as integrity.
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