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

What's Wrong with this Picture?: Landing Gears Answers

1) The landing gear is being raised before the fifth wheel is connected.

2) The driver is spinning, not gripping, the crank handle. The preferable method is the use of two hands.

3) The driver has inappropriate work attire.

a. He may be dressed for the weather, but the sandals do not offer protection for the feet. Steel-toed shoes would be the wisest practice.

b. The shorts may keep the driver cool in a hot cab or loading dock area, but the truck has too many parts that, if bumped, would leave the driver with a serious burn.

c. If there’s not, there should be, a regulation regarding the driver’s shirt pattern! Related links

Topic Index: Foot Protection

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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Cargo loading and securement

1) The landing gear is being raised before the fifth wheel is connected.

2) The driver is spinning, not gripping, the crank handle. The preferable method is the use of two hands.

3) The driver has inappropriate work attire.

a. He may be dressed for the weather, but the sandals do not offer protection for the feet. Steel-toed shoes would be the wisest practice.

b. The shorts may keep the driver cool in a hot cab or loading dock area, but the truck has too many parts that, if bumped, would leave the driver with a serious burn.

c. If there’s not, there should be, a regulation regarding the driver’s shirt pattern! Related links

Topic Index: Foot Protection

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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