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General Cargo Handling Precautions

The first step is to minimize the number of times the cargo is handled.
Use handling tools whenever possible to ensure safety and efficiency.
Always pay attention to both personal and material safety during the process.
Be mindful of the type and markings on the materials to avoid confusion or misplacement.
Different materials require different handling methods.

Method:
Before moving any object, estimate its weight and size. If it's too heavy for manual handling, use mechanical aids instead.
Wear protective gear such as gloves, masks, overalls, and helmets before handling any items.
When transporting objects, check for sharp edges, loose parts, or protrusions that could cause damage.
Avoid using only your fingers to grip an object—use your palms for better control and to prevent slipping.
Keep your steps steady and walk carefully when carrying items to avoid tripping or falling.
When placing objects, be gentle and avoid dropping or slamming them to prevent damage.
Items with specific labeling should be placed according to the instructions, and labels must face outward for easy identification.

For dangerous goods, special precautions are required:

Article 1: Before handling dangerous goods, the safety department must develop proper safety measures based on the nature of the goods and the working environment. Safety notices must be issued, and no operations should take place without these measures in place.
Article 2: Before loading or unloading dangerous goods, vehicles and ships must be properly ventilated and cleaned. No residue should remain after the operation. Vehicles carrying highly toxic substances must be thoroughly cleaned after unloading.
Article 3: Only trained personnel and supervisors should handle dangerous goods. The operating team must follow all safety guidelines, provide sufficient protective equipment, and strictly avoid any illegal practices.
Article 4: Personnel handling dangerous goods must wear appropriate protective equipment depending on the substance being transported. Handle with care to avoid impacts, crushing, or dropping. Pay attention to warning signs and stack items safely.
Article 5: Never transport goods with damaged packaging. All packages must be intact before transportation.
Article 6: For hazardous materials like explosives, poisons, radioactivity, flammable liquids, and gases, only approved transportation equipment should be used. Avoid using battery trucks, dump trucks, or bicycles for explosives. Do not use forklifts for flammable or explosive gases.
Article 7: Dangerous chemicals that are incompatible in terms of chemical properties, protection, or fire suppression methods must not be mixed or shipped together.
Article 8: Specialized tools and protective equipment are required for handling poisonous and radioactive materials. All tools used must be cleaned and stored properly after each use.