Austin Detonator Celebrates Three Years without Injuries or Accidents
"Three years without an injury or recorded treatment is an extraordinary result given the risky nature of our department's activities," said Petr Hodoško, logistics manager. The 50-member team handles high-risk material handling and has implemented proactive safety measures to mitigate risks."
The Logistics Team manages the distribution of goods among 65 buildings and oversees 21 magazines and warehouses in the Austin Detonator complex in Vsetín and five outbound magazines in Manerov. They also handle internal and external transport, order completion, and customs clearance for international shipments.
"You don't learn safety in a training course. It's all about prevention. The most important thing is that safety is 'etched under our skin,' so we think about safety in every activity – always," Hodoško emphasized. Weekly safety discussions have fostered a culture of continuous risk assessment and proactive safety practices. This system's success is evident in its milestone of three injury-free years.
In the bustling world of logistics, where time is money and efficiency is paramount, the loading dock stands as the heart of operations. It's where the flow of goods converges, where shipments are received and dispatched, and where the rhythm of commerce beats strongest. However, amid this whirlwind of activity, safety often takes a back seat. Yet, ensuring loading dock safety isn't just a legal obligation; it's a crucial aspect of maintaining smooth operations and safeguarding the well-being of employees. Let's delve into essential practices to fortify the loading dock, ensuring it remains a hub of productivity without compromising on safety.
The Art of Cargo Securing: Ensuring Safety and Efficiency in Logistics
In our latest blog post, "The Art of Cargo Securing: Ensuring Safety and Efficiency in Logistics," we explore the basics of cargo securing methods.
✨The Dual Approach ✨
We sheds light on several methods of cargo securing, which can be divided up in 2 categories: Form-fitting and force-fitting methods.
There will be much more details regarding the individual options for load securing in our latest blog post
🔍 Why It Matters 🔍
Beyond the technicalities, securing cargo is about ensuring the seamless flow of the supply chain, adhering to international regulations and safeguarding the fruits of our labor.
‼️No matter if you're a veteran in the logistics industry or just starting out, grasping the essentials of cargo securing is crucial. It not only safeguards your merchandise but also promotes a safe workplace. ‼️
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With today being National Forklift Safety Day, it's a key topic for all supply chain and logistic operations. Did you know that the average forklift safety incident costs customers $188K per accident?
All the more reason to identify areas for improvement. Let's work together to enhance safety measures and reduce these costly incidents.
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The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) is responsible to implement and amend different codes as per types of ships, goods or cargoes, Cargo operation, maritime security, shipbuilding, the safety of the crew, training etc. Failure to comply with such Codes renders any shipboard operation to legal liabilities.
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As the logistics department receives another full container load (fcl) shipping container it is important to follow the correct procedure before we consider opening it.
It is crucial to follow a series of steps to ensure safety, security and efficiency.
Here's a simple checklist:
🔎 Inspect the Container: Conduct a visual inspection of the exterior of the container for any signs of damage, tampering or unusual markings. Ensure that the container is properly sealed and secured. Check the seal number against the bill of ladng to ensure a match.
✅ Verify Documentation: Check all relevant documentation, including the bill of lading, packing list and any customs paperwork to confirm that the shipment matches what was expected and that all paperwork is in order.
👷♂️Prepare Safety Equipment: Ensure that you have appropriate safety equipment on hand, such as gloves, safety goggles, and, if necessary, a respirator, especially if the cargo includes hazardous materials.
📋 Plan for Unloading: Determine the best location for unloading the container, considering factors such as space availability, equipment needed (e.g., forklifts, cranes) and potential hazards.
⚠️ Check for Hazards: Before opening the container, check for any potential hazards, such as leaking fluids, odors or damaged cargo that could pose a safety risk.
🔒 Follow Security Procedures: Verify the seal's integrity and follow established procedures for breaking the seal in a safe manner.
⚠️ Open Container Safely: Open the container doors slowly and cautiously, watching for any cargo that may have shifted during transit. Use appropriate tools to remove seals and securements.
🧐 Inspect Cargo: Conduct a thorough inspection of the cargo as it is unloaded, checking for any damage, discrepancies or signs of tampering. Document any issues discovered.
🚚 Handle Cargo Carefully: Handle the cargo with care to prevent damage or injury. Use proper lifting techniques and equipment as needed.
🔑 Secure Empty Container: Once the cargo has been removed, secure the empty container as necessary to prevent unauthorised access or movement.
♻️ Dispose of Waste: Dispose of any packaging materials or waste generated during the unloading process properly, following relevant environmental regulations.
📞 Report Any Issues: Report any discrepancies, damage or other issues encountered during the unloading process to the appropriate parties, such as shipping agents, freight forwarders or customs officials.
By following these steps, you can ensure a smooth and safe process for opening a sea freight container delivery.
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