Loading & TransportQuestion 45 of 80
When loading containers of corrosives, what should you avoid?
a.Placing them upright
b.Stacking them where a leak could drip onto and damage other packages or the driver
c.Securing them with straps
d.Checking them for damage
Explanation
Corrosives can eat through packaging and other materials, so avoid stacking them where a leak could drip onto other cargo or come into contact with the driver. Load them so any leak stays contained. Inspect corrosive containers carefully before loading.
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