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What’s needed for effective spill response in a loading dock area?
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What’s needed for effective spill response in a loading dock area?
Maree Mulvoy, president, M R Products Inc., home of Mr. Chain, Copemish, MI, outlines OSHA requirements for loading docks including height.
Portable dockboards are used to help prevent falls over gaps in the surface when forklifts, pallet jacks, carts and other equipment are moving between a trailer and the warehouse dock area.
Workers at height. Stacked materials. Pedestrian, forklift and truck traffic. All in one place. “Loading docks are very dangerous areas for employees,” OSHA’s Reginald Jackson says.
In Episode 37, the S+H celebrates the third anniversary of the podcast by diving into the March issue’s feature story on the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act.