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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Training - CPCS Loader / Securer A49, A50 or NPORS Plant Loader Securer (N120).

(Un)loading activities checklist to be completed by the driver

  • Has the load been prepared and made ready for collection? i.e. tracks cleaned?

  • Are loading/unloading operations carried out in an area away from passing traffic, pedestrians and others not involved in the loading/unloading operation?

  • Are the load(s), the delivery vehicle(s) and the handling vehicle(s) compatible with each other?

  • Are loading/unloading activities carried out on ground that is flat, firm and free from potholes?

  • Are parking brakes always used on trailers and tractive units to prevent unwanted movement, eg when coupling vehicles?

  • Are the vehicles braked and/or stabilised, as appropriate, to prevent unsafe movements during loading and unloading operations?

  • Are systems in place to prevent trucks driving away while they are still being (un)loaded?

  • Are lorry drivers and others kept in a safe place away from the vehicle while (un)loading is carried out? (See loading and unloading)

  • Is there a safe area marked where drivers can observe loading (if necessary)?

  • Has the need for people to go on to the load area of the vehicle been eliminated where possible and if not is safe access provided and used?

  • Is appropriate lifting equipment available for (un)loading vehicles?

  • Is loading/unloading carried out so that, as far as possible, the load is spread evenly to avoid the vehicle or trailer becoming unstable?

  • Are checks made to ensure the load is adequately secured and not loaded beyond their capacity before the vehicle leaves the site?

  • If visiting a construction site were you made aware of the site rules and did you sign in as a visitor?

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