For you we develop a custimized training concept, based on:
- VDI 2700:2004-11
- DIN EN 12195-1:2011-06
- IMO/ILO/UNECE Code of Practice for Packing of Cargo Transport Units (CTU-Code) 2014
- and/or the Intermodal Loading Guide for Products in Closed Trailers & Container 2011, which is important for U.S. railroads.
At our training center in Cologne, hands-on training at our cargo securing testing facility complement our training.
We also offer on-site training – worldwide.
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Training contents – cargo securing in the container
Cargo securingaccordingto DIN EN 12195 (VDI 2700a)
- Legal basics – Why secure cargo?
- Responsibilities – loading & cargo securing
- Standards, guidelines & other requirements
- Standard compliant implementation in the company
- Physical basics – What happens during transport on a vehicle?
- Load forces vs. securing forces
- Suitable cargo securing methods
- Load strength of vehicles
Cargo securingaccordingto CTU – Code of Practice
- Introduction of IMO/ILO/UNECE Code of Practice of Cargo Transport Units 2014
- Cargo securing according to CTU Code – examples from the field and theoretical calculation of cargo securing means
- Technical requirement – Container Check
- Health & Safety inside and around the overseas container
- Steel Floor Container
- Reefer Container
Unit Load Securement on truck, rail and ship
- Suitable packaging
- Forming of unit loads
- Load distribution on the vehicle / in the overseas container