Loading & TransportQuestion 27 of 80
When loading hazardous materials, how should containers be secured?
a.Stacked loosely so they can shift
b.Left unsecured for quick unloading
c.Braced so they cannot fall, slide, or be damaged during transport
d.Placed only on the truck roof
Explanation
All hazardous materials packages must be secured against movement so they cannot fall, slide, or be crushed during transport. Use bracing, blocking, and load bars as needed. Damaged packaging can release the material and create a serious hazard.
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