Loading bridges and mobile ramps must be designed, operated, and inspected in accordance with DGUV 108-006 (BGR 233) and the generally accepted rules of technology. Deviations are permissible if the same level of safety is ensured in another way.
The following information must be clearly visible and permanently attached to loading bridges and mobile ramps:
Fixed loading bridges that are permanently connected to a building, as well as mobile ramps or movable loading bridges, must be inspected by a qualified person (competent person) for their safe condition before first use and as needed, but at least once a year.
Safety and Efficiency in Loading Bridges: A Must in Logistics
For employees working on loading bridges, it is crucial to operate in a safe working environment. The proper control systems for loading bridges play a key role in this. Modern loading bridges are now equipped with advanced control systems that not only optimize operations but also minimize potential hazards. One such hazard is the risk of the loading bridge collapsing. Therefore, it is essential to conduct regular inspections and ensure that all safety protocols are correctly followed.
Recently, some loading bridges have been introduced to the market that stand out for their rapid functionality. These allow for efficient loading and unloading, significantly speeding up the entire logistics process. By implementing such technologies, companies can enhance their productivity while ensuring a high level of safety for their employees. It is crucial that safety and efficiency go hand in hand to optimize both the movement of goods and the well-being of the workforce.
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