Container Lashing and De-Lashing
Container lashing and de-lashing is one of the most dangerous and physically demanding jobs on-board a container ship: rods falling, mariners tripping, containers moving overhead, and fingers pinched are all accidents waiting to happen. Don?t let them happen to you or your crew!
This video takes a close look at this very dangerous job and identifies ways to work efficiently, effectively, and safely. We hear real stories from real mariners who have seen what can happen when things go horribly wrong.
The right way is demonstrated with reminders and tips on many topics such as how to use your back, how to work in teams, what is the correct PPE, how to carry and lay down the rod safely, how to avoid accidents and injuries.
Length: 12 minutes
Language: English
Subtitles: English, Spanish, Chinese.
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(Discounts are available when purchased as part of a Walport Safety Case)
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