Everyone in the supply chain has a responsibility to work safely, support safe work practices and reduce workplace injury and illness. If you engage a transport operator to deliver goods, you share responsibility with them for working safely. This Bulk Goods Delivery Checklist Template is a great way to keep track of items delivered. It’s easy to use and allows you to quickly and easily create a list of goods that have been delivered. It also provides you with an organized way to store and access your information.
The Bulk Goods Delivery Checklist Template is an essential tool for businesses who need to manage and track the delivery of large-scale orders. This template provides an easy-to-follow checklist for each delivery process, helping to ensure that all items are delivered safely and on-time. Each step of the checklist includes fields for item description, quantity, estimated delivery date, and delivery status, along with a place to add any notes or comments. This template also includes a summary page to help you keep track of your deliveries and quickly identify any potential issues. The Bulk Goods Delivery Checklist Template is the perfect way to stay organized and ensure that all your deliveries are taken care of with ease.Bulk Goods Delivery Checklist Template
Bulk Goods Delivery Checklist Template
For safe unloading and loading of commercial trucks, retailers can use this Bulk Goods Delivery Checklist template.
Bulk Goods Delivery Checklist Template
For safe unloading and loading of commercial trucks, retailers can use this Bulk Goods Delivery Checklist template.
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Manual tasks
Manual Tasks
Equipment, tools are in procedures are in place to minimise or eliminate the manual handling of freight – eg forklift, pallet
jacks, trolleys, tailgate lifters.
Equipment and tools are regularly maintained.
Loads for delivery to customers are configured by your business to make items easily accessible for the driver.
Workers who load/unload are trained to use equipment correctly and handle freight safely.
Workers’ use of correct manual handling techniques is monitored.
Freight is packaged (size, weight, shape) so that safe handling and easy pick-up/delivery is assured. Freight is labelled with
dimensions, weight, nature of the goods (fragile, dangerous goods etc).
Falls from heights
Falls from heights
Working at heights is avoided wherever possible by operating suitable lifting equipment at ground level or by working from a
solid platform (eg loading dock).
All workers are trained in and use three points of contact when climbing in and out of the cabin, when accessing the body of
the truck, tray or trailer, and when using a tailgate lifter.
Securing loads
Securing Loads
Workers are trained and competent to secure loads safely
Loads are secured inside a truck by nets, straps, webbing. Dunnage is used where appropriate.
Non-slip matting, or something similar, is available for the truck floor (where appropriate).
Traffic management – loading/unloading freight
Traffic management – loading/unloading freight
Measures are in place at your site to manage the risk of being struck by trucks, forklifts or other mobile plant.
Site inductions for drivers are offered at loading/unloading sites
Drivers are advised of onsite traffic management arrangements before pick-up/delivery
When loading/unloading by mobile plant, exclusion zones and safety zones are used and clearly marked (see WorkCover’s
Safety in the road freight transport industry guide (catalogue no. WC01129) for more information on safety and exclusion zones).
When loading/unloading by mobile plant, an effective communication system between the mobile plant operator and the
truck driver is used.
Workers are provided with high-visibility work gear
Mobile plant operators have been assessed as competent and hold the appropriate licence where required
Wellness:
Wellness:
Sun protection is available at loading/unloading sites.
Amenities are available for drivers to support healthy eating, such as lunchrooms and refreshment areas.
Delivery schedules allow for breaks.
Return to work and injury management – for businesses that employ drivers
Return to work and injury management – for businesses that employ drivers
You have a current workers compensation insurance policy that accurately reflects the activities of your business and an
effective reporting system for workplace incidents.
You understand the benefits of recovering from injury at work and offer suitable work to injured workers.
You demonstrate a commitment to injured workers by maintaining regular contact during their recovery.
You develop a return to work strategy in consultation with your injured workers, to ensure a safe and durable return to work.
You have a written Return to Work Program that outlines how you will support injured workers to recover at work.
A summary of your Return to Work Program and the If you get injured at work: poster (catalogue no. WC00022.1) (with your
insurer contact details) are displayed in your workplace
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This template, developed by Lumiform employees, serves as a starting point for businesses using the Lumiform platform and is intended as a hypothetical example only. It does not replace professional advice. Companies should consult qualified professionals to assess the suitability and legality of using this template in their specific workplace or jurisdiction. Lumiform is not liable for any errors or omissions in this template or for any actions taken based on its content.