New Federal regulations adopted in the Summer of 2006 affect everyone transporting construction equipment - whether it’s cross country or cross-town. Do your current practices meet the new regs?
TRANSPORTING CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT - Best practices for tie-down & hauling
Visually illustrates Department of Transportation, federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration regulation 49 CFR, Part 393 as published on June 5, 2006. Numerous visual examples and easily understood graphics enhance understanding of complicated regulations. Most importantly, the Aggregate Working Load Limit (AWLL) concept is explained using clear, easy-to-understand graphics and real-world examples.
Introduction (Federal regulations and North American Cargo Securement Standard)
The Trailer (rating, inspection, loading dangers, limitations)
Equipment Securement Points (includes tips and potential problems)
Understanding Tie-Down Equipment (chains, binders, straps, ratings and inspection)
Tie-Down Procedures (direct and indirect tie-down, calculating AWLL)
On The Road (load checks, driving cautions)
Conclusion (wrap-up and brief reminders)
The new law requires that all equipment haulers understand AWLL and the North American Cargo Securement Standard – whether you transport a skid steer, an excavator or any other type of construction equipment you need to be familiar with current regulations. Are you ready? people. View Press Release.