Loading Bay Protection

The UK's Toughest Range of Loading Bay Protection - Call Our Experts

Reduce the risk of loading bay accidents with the UK's most reliable range of wheel guides, buffers and truck wheel stops. Protect employees and infrastructure from HGVs and work vehicle impacts. Choose Slow Stop for Europe's strongest all-steel guarding systems. Create custom setups specific to your project with expert advice available. Call us on 0121 630 3527 or email sales@pittman.uk.

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Loading Bay Protection

Loading bay protection is installed to protect nearby infrastructure or assets in loading docks. Robust loading bay protection can help to protect infrastructure and vehicles from serious harm and damage while in place. High-quality protectors will deflect or absorb impacts as they happen, reducing the risk of damage to assets and potentially saving lives of employees.

 

To help bring vehicles to a complete stop at a parking space or loading bay our HGV heavy duty wheel stop is the perfect product. These wheel stops can be installed quickly and easily and are used prevent HGVs from moving beyond a particular point. Install a pair of these pair truck to get the most out of them.

 

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Installing loading bay protection

Before installing loading dock protectors, be sure to carry out a full risk assessment of the area in question.

  • What kind of vehicles are operating in the area - depending on the vehicle type may determine what protection equipment will suffice for your facility. While smaller barriers are fine for most forklifts etc, larger HGVs and articulated lorries will require extra protection. Truck wheel stops may also help to bring the HGVs to a stop within set parking bays.
  • What assets are exposed to damage - be sure to take note and observe what is susceptible to damage. Exposed pillars, doors or other assets will need to be protected individually. This may include installing loading bay wheel guides, barriers or loading bay buffers.
  • Note vehicle speeds in the area - the faster vehicles are allowed to travel, the higher the risk of accidents. Vehicle speeds should be reduced as much as possible on approach to loading bays. However, equipment required on site may also be determined by how fast vehicles are travelling. Bigger, heavier vehicles travelling at speed will require heavier duty loading bay protection options.