Loading Dock Design Course
Effective loading dock design and planning ensures that your operations can accommodate the material handling needs you have today and into the future. Arbon Equipment stays current with changes in the trucking and material handling industry and can keep you informed of the new and innovative products available to meet your specific loading dock needs. When your loading dock or loading bay is set up to facilitate efficient loading and unloading, as well as safe and secure movement of product, it has a direct impact on your bottom line. "Just-in-time" manufacturing, high-cube trailers, and air-ride suspensions are some examples of developments that have made cookie-cutter dock designs obsolete.
When you bring an Arbon Equipment loading dock expert into your planning and building process, you are making an investment for today and the future. Our representatives work with architects, end-users, and contractors to stay on top of evolving trends to help assure the best solutions for our customers. We take loading dock design so seriously that we have experts who instruct continuing education courses in dock design.
Topics Include:
Trends affecting the loading dock (bigger, lower trucks)
When you bring an Arbon Equipment loading dock expert into your planning and building process, you are making an investment for today and the future. Our representatives work with architects, end-users, and contractors to stay on top of evolving trends to help assure the best solutions for our customers. We take loading dock design so seriously that we have experts who instruct continuing education courses in dock design.
Loading Dock Design Course
This course covers issues related to dock design including: safety, dock heights, door sizes, leveler size, capacity, type, grade, seals and shelters, restraints, lighting, and more. The Rite-Hite Loading Dock Design presentation can be conducted at your facility by our industry experts, and it usually lasts one hour.Topics Include:
Trends affecting the loading dock (bigger, lower trucks)
- Air suspension trailers
- Low-profile tires
- Varying trailer bed heights
- Dock leveler length, width, capacity
- Door size considerations
- Material handling equipment limitations
- Why the loading dock is a danger
- Causes of loading dock accidents
- Trailer separation
- Vacant loading docks
- Void-in-the-floor
- Specifying the right equipment to meet your client's needs
- Available equipment features
- Dock levelers
- Vehicle restraints
- Industrial doors
- Aftermarket parts and products.
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