Loading and unloading flatbed trailers (or any other type of trailer) can be dangerous, and you should always think carefully about how you load them. Heavy loads, moving vehicles, or overturning ones, and working at height can all cause injuries or even death.
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Stats of incidents reported in line with the Reporting of Incidents, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences (RIDDOR) regulations revealed that, in /21, work-related accidents killed 123 workers. Fourteen of these were from something collapsing or overturning, and eighteen of them were from being struck by moving objects. Going even further back to the /10 year, three deaths and 160 major injuries in freight by road were caused by falling objects.
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In this post, we look at the potential hazards anyone loading or unloading a flatbed truck or trailer encounters, how to prepare a flatbed trailer for loading, and how to properly load a flatbed trailer and unload a flatbed truck trailer safely. We&#;ll also discuss how you can make loading a truck trailer, and unloading trailers in your own operation safer by investing in one of our solutions.
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