you need msds sheets for every fluid or chemical in your truck,.... even diesel fuel and water to be safe....... route log ..... spill contingency plan......and proper labels on everything....... i could use help making an good spill contingency plan i dont have one yet
Danny Cronauer said
Mar 6, 2013
I basically have everything you guys mentioned, but instead of another box taking up room, I found a good spot to store the info, was the pockets behind the seats.
great thread guys, something everyone should have and probably 3 do!lol
AC Lockyer said
Mar 6, 2013
Danny Cronauer wrote:
I basically have everything you guys mentioned, but instead of another box taking up room, I found a good spot to store the info, was the pockets behind the seats.
Shipping papers need to be in clear view and reachable from a sitting position with your seat belt on. :)
AC
Danny Cronauer said
Mar 6, 2013
AC Lockyer wrote:
Danny Cronauer wrote:
I basically have everything you guys mentioned, but instead of another box taking up room, I found a good spot to store the info, was the pockets behind the seats.
Shipping papers need to be in clear view and reachable from a sitting position with your seat belt on. :)
AC
That is why you put those in the pocket behind the passenger seat. You put the other folders behind the driver.
AC Lockyer said
Mar 6, 2013
Danny Cronauer wrote:
AC Lockyer wrote:
Danny Cronauer wrote:
I basically have everything you guys mentioned, but instead of another box taking up room, I found a good spot to store the info, was the pockets behind the seats.
Shipping papers need to be in clear view and reachable from a sitting position with your seat belt on. :)
AC
That is why you put those in the pocket behind the passenger seat. You put the other folders behind the driver.
We had DOT come to a seminar two years ago and this is a pet peve of theirs. They will PING you for having it behind ANY seat.
AC
Mark Fermoyle said
Mar 6, 2013
Yep, I've got one I'm putting together now, nearly complete. But there's not enough room for it on the hump between the dash and seats. When DOT says "not behind seats" does that include Crew Cabs? I don't know where else to put it, especially with another guy riding with me. I've got room in the door compartment for my shipping papers binder, but the truck box will have to live on the floor between the front and rear passenger seats. Sorry DOT.
Does everyone have a truck box with all the required and recommended items????
Shipping papers, health and safety manual, accident report forms, etc.
I'm in the process of putting one together. Let's talk about what should be found in our SoftWash Truck Box
David
-- Edited by David Rhodes on Tuesday 5th of March 2013 08:39:23 PM
-- Edited by David Rhodes on Tuesday 5th of March 2013 08:40:43 PM
Josh,
AC has one posted here:
http://softwashsystems.activeboard.com/t43802284/spill-contingency-plans/
David
Shipping papers need to be in clear view and reachable from a sitting position with your seat belt on. :)
AC
That is why you put those in the pocket behind the passenger seat. You put the other folders behind the driver.
We had DOT come to a seminar two years ago and this is a pet peve of theirs. They will PING you for having it behind ANY seat.
AC