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Match the following roles with their responsibilities during load inspection:
Match the following roles with their responsibilities during load inspection:
Contractor = Inspects and adjusts load for transport Production company crew member = Checks load if vehicle is owned/rented Transport vehicle owner = Ensures load safety before transport Load inspector = Verifies the security of the load
Match the following types of movement that can damage a load with their descriptions:
Match the following types of movement that can damage a load with their descriptions:
Side to side movement = Can cause shifting and potential damage during transit Up and down movement = Results from hitting bumps, potholes, or dips Inward movement = Caused by insufficient securing of the load Outward movement = Results from overloading the vehicle
Match the following load securing methods with their purposes:
Match the following load securing methods with their purposes:
Tiedown ropes = Secure the load tight against truck walls Straps = Prevent movement of the load during transport Moving blankets = Provide cushion between items to prevent damage Scrap carpet pieces = Act as a protective layer for fragile items
Match the following types of items with their proper placement during loading:
Match the following types of items with their proper placement during loading:
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Match the following consequences with their causes when transporting loads:
Match the following consequences with their causes when transporting loads:
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Study Notes
Load Inspection and Responsibility
- After a bump-out, inspecting the load on a transport vehicle is essential before departure.
- Contractors are responsible for checking and adjusting the load if using their own vehicle.
- Crew members must ensure proper load checks and adjustments when the vehicle is owned or rented by the production company.
Load Arrangement and Safety
- Lightweight items should be placed on top of heavier items to prevent crushing during transport.
- Movement of the load during transport, including side-to-side and vertical shifts, can lead to damage.
Prevention of Load Damage
- Restraints like tiedown ropes or straps are critical to secure the load against truck walls, minimizing movement.
- Using spare moving blankets, scrap carpet pieces, or underlay can provide cushioning between different loaded items.
- The primary objective is to secure the load tightly to avoid movement while ensuring no damage to the items occurs.
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Description
This quiz focuses on the essential procedures for checking the load of transport vehicles after a bump-out. It covers the roles of contractors and production crews in ensuring that loads are secure and safe for travel. Test your knowledge on the best practices for load inspection.
