Safety Procedures in Loading Docks

This training video covers safety procedures for working on loading docks at Montoya. It outlines the objectives, required safety equipment, and detailed procedures for ensuring safety during loading and unloading activities. The video also provides guidelines for using mechanical ramps, lighting, curtains, and stabilizers. A checklist and responsibilities for workers and supervisors are included to ensure compliance with safety standards. The training concludes with a prompt for evaluation to test the knowledge acquired.

What is the primary objective of the safety training for loading docks?

• To improve customer satisfaction

• To increase productivity

• To establish minimum safety requirements

• To train new employees

Who is responsible for placing the security device on the air line before loading and unloading?

• The truck driver

• The warehouse manager

• The Montoya forklift operator

• Any available worker

What should be used to prevent the accidental movement of trailers during loading and unloading?

• Wooden blocks

• Wheel chocks

• Metal bars

• Rocks

What color should the safety light be to indicate it is safe to enter the trailer?

• Red

• Yellow

• Blue

• Green

What is the purpose of the stabilizer jack?

• To lift the trailer

• To connect the trailer to the tractor

• To prevent the trailer from tipping forward

• To secure the cargo

Where should the stabilizer jack be placed under the trailer?

• On the side

• In the middle

• At the back

• At the front

What should be done if an anomaly is found during the inspection of the loading dock?

• Continue with the operation

• Report it to the supervisor and stop the activity

• Fix it yourself

• Ignore it

What should be done if the loading dock light is not working?

• Proceed with caution

• Ask a colleague to help

• Use a flashlight

• Do not enter the trailer

Who is responsible for ensuring that daily safety checks are performed on the loading dock equipment?

• The security guard

• The worker

• The warehouse manager

• The truck driver

What should be done if a trailer is not at the dock door?

• Leave the door open

• Place a warning sign

• Close the door or use a barrier chain

• Ignore it