Gate Duty: Trucks, Containers and Seals
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Gate 2 at Sagar Point handles hundreds of trucks a day. Each carries a steel container you cannot see into. You check the driver, the truck, the container number and the seal against the papers. If they all match, the truck moves. If one does not, the truck waits and you call.
Focus: match what you see to what the papers say. A seal is checked, never touched. No cargo leaves without a release.
Learning objectives
- Follow the truck gate routine at the in-gate.
- Check a container seal in three steps.
- Say why empty containers are checked.
- Stop cargo that has no release at the out-gate.
- Act correctly when an automated gate and a truck do not agree.
- Keep yourself safe among trucks.
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