Load securing Inspection

What is load securing?

Load securing, also known as cargo securing, is the securing of cargo for transportation. To prevent accidents in shipping.

What is load safety?

The weight, packing and distribution of the load must be such that no danger or unsafely is likely to be caused to persons, cargo holds, or handling. The load must be correctly distributed in the container and on a ship should suitable for the safe.

What is cargo securing?

Cargo securing means ensuring that cargoes do not move or rub against each other during transit. Improper securing can result in accidents, cargo damage and sometimes even loss of life.

What is a safety load?

Safe Working Load (SWL) is the maximum safe force that a package of lifting equipment, lifting crane, device or accessory can exert to lift, suspend, or lower, a given mass without fear of breaking.

What is safety load factor?

A factor of safety is the load-carrying capacity of a system beyond what the lifting system actually supports.

Loads should be distributed as evenly as possible, both during loading and unloading. Uneven loads can cause the vehicle, lifting equipment such as a truck, container, ship, barge, or trailer to lose its grip, and the crane to become unstable. Loads should be secured or arranged so that they do not slide around. Racks can help increase stability. any center point must be identified

Ensure that the cargo is properly loaded on the cargfo holds. Carry out loading and unloading at designated areas (e.g. loading and unloading bay). Take necessary precautions to prevent the vessel from shifting during loading and unloading. Not leave the loading site without checking stowage and securing.

Ensure that the loading area has good lighting at all times.

Our surveyor is responsible at all times for the safe loading and unloading of the ship, the details of which should be confirmed to the terminal representative. There should be documented protocols, rules and procedures in relation to the safe operation and management of these facilities and areas.

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