Loading & TransportQuestion 36 of 80
How should you handle packages marked with orientation arrows (this end up)?
a.Lay them flat on their sides
b.Turn them upside down
c.Stack them any way that saves space
d.Load and keep them in the direction the arrows point (upright)
Explanation
Packages with orientation arrows contain liquids or materials that must stay upright to prevent leaks or venting problems. Load them so the arrows point up and keep them that way during transport. Ignoring the arrows can cause a spill.
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