511) Rigid container
A rigid wire, steel or plastic container with a rigid structural framework for strength and stiffness and is not capable of being folded flat.
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A rigid wire, steel or plastic container with a rigid structural framework for strength and stiffness and is not capable of being folded flat.
A container fabricated from corrugated steel sheet as a completed assembly for containment, with the possible addition of structural sections for additional strength and with optional hardware added for specific use and application.
A metal container fabricated from corrugated steel sheet and with the same characteristics as corrugated steel containers.
Pieces of rubber located at the floor level of a dock opening to cushion the building from truck trailer impact.
The outside wall of the dock door area.
A moveable metal ramp that allows access to a rail car or trailer.
Certified Associate in Materials Handling (CAMH) is one of two certifications for the materials handling professional offered by the Materials Handling & Management Society. For more information visit: www.mhia.org/mhms
A rubber or canvas covering that extends out from a dock face to seal the gap between the dock and the trailer's entrance.
Triangular blocks of rubber, wood, or metal placed in front of, between or behind truck wheels to prevent accidental trailer movement.
Blocks of rubber, wood or metal placed in front of, between or behind truck wheels to prevent accidental trailer movement.
Mechanical or hydraulic devices designed to prevent trailer movement away from the dock. Usually attaches from dock face to ICC bar or rear wheel or directly to the trailer in some fashion.
A device for bridging the gap between the warehouse and/or loading dock platform and a vehicle's load bed.
A manually, hydraulically, or electrically operated plate, located at the dock entrance, that can be raised and lowered to accommodate varying trailer floor heights.
Professional Certified in Materials Handling (PCMH) is one of two certifications available to the materials handling professional through the Materials Handling and Management Society (MHMS). For more information visit the web site at www.mhia.org/mhms
A cover that protects the space between the door of a rail car or truck and a warehouse from inclement weather.