T/HNTS 0002-2022 Harbour container truck safety operation guidelines
T/HNTS 0002-2022 Harbour container truck safety operation guidelines
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Scope
Main Technical Content: 1. Scope: This document specifies the basic requirements for the safe operation of container trucks in river ports (hereinafter referred to as "container trucks"), preparatory work before operation, on-site operational requirements, parking requirements, etc. This document applies to the safe operation of container trucks in river ports. 2. Normative References: The content of the following documents is an integral part of this document through normative references. Among them, the referenced documents with a specified date apply only to the version corresponding to that date; for documents without a specified date, the latest version (including all amendment sheets) applies to this document. - GB 1589: Dimensions, Axle Loads, and Weight Limits for Automobiles, Trailers, and Vehicle Combination - GB/T 18354: Logistics Terminology - GB/T 35551: Safety Operating Procedures for Container Areas in Ports - GB/T 36029: Safety Operating Procedures for Dangerous Goods Container Yards in Ports - JT/T 557: Lighting Intensity and Measurement Methods for Port Loading and Unloading Areas 3. Terms and Definitions: The following terms and definitions apply to this document. 3.1 Container: A freight container with sufficient strength, suitable for long-term repeated use on various transport vehicles, and with a volume of more than 1 cubic meter (including 1 cubic meter). 3.2 Container Truck: A truck used to transport containers, mainly consisting of a tractor unit and a trailer. 3.3 Securing Device: A device used to secure containers, directly connected to the container's corner pieces or to the transport vehicle. 4. Basic Requirements 4.1 Equipment Requirements 4.1.1 The dimensions of container trucks shall comply with GB 1589. 4.1.2 Containers entering the port area for loading and unloading must be intact and free from leaks. All movable parts and the cargo on the container must be firmly secured. The loading weight shall not