Secure Your Load, General Safety Information
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Secure Your Load, General Safety Information
This video shows pickup truck owners and drivers how to properly load and secure a variety of items. These items range from yard waste to construction materials. The video also shows how to use appropriate tie-downs. This information is appropriate for private individuals and small business owners or their employees, such as landscapers.
152.2K viewsMay 9, 2011
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