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Institute Whats Wrong with this Picture Answers Fleet Safety Loading and unloading - Motor Carrier Transportation Cargo loading and securement Cargo securement English Analysis Focus Area USA

Flatbed with drum: Answers

  1. The employee tightening the straps is drinking a beverage which could be a distraction from properly securing the barrel.
  2. The hook on the strap is positioned in such a way that it could slip down if the strap loosens.
  3. The employee is not using his gloves. They are to the right. It is a wise best practice to use safety equipment to prevent all workplace injuries, including simple blisters or cuts.

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Institute Whats Wrong with this Picture Answers Fleet Safety Loading and unloading - Motor Carrier Transportation Cargo loading and securement Cargo securement English Analysis Focus Area USA

Flatbed with drum: Answers

Institute Whats Wrong with this Picture Answers Fleet Safety Loading and unloading - Motor Carrier Transportation Cargo loading and securement Cargo securement English Analysis Focus Area USA
  1. The employee tightening the straps is drinking a beverage which could be a distraction from properly securing the barrel.
  2. The hook on the strap is positioned in such a way that it could slip down if the strap loosens.
  3. The employee is not using his gloves. They are to the right. It is a wise best practice to use safety equipment to prevent all workplace injuries, including simple blisters or cuts.

If you see other things wrong in these pictures (please provide exercise title in comments) or have ideas for new pictures, please Contact Us.

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