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JJ KELLER 933 Part Description
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- Used to prevent commercial vehicles from rolling at the loading dock
- Helps prevent accidents and comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178(k)(1) – Powered Industrial Trucks:
- 1910.178(k) Trucks and railroad cars. (1) The brakes of highway trucks shall be set and wheel chocks placed under the rear wheels to prevent the trucks from rolling while they are boarded with powered industrial trucks.
- Steel eyebolt can be used as a handle or to tether to a dock for safe keeping (chain not included)
- Put this heavy-duty rubber wheel chock in place to reduce the risk of vehicle movement when loading, performing maintenance, or emergency procedures
- Pyramid shape design fits most commercial truck/trailer tires
- Steel eyebolt is 1.25" on the outside with .75" opening on the inside
- Constructed of heavy-duty, fiber-reinforced molded rubber compound
- Measures 9" L x 8" W x 5-3/4" H
- Weighs 7.25 lbs.
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JJ KELLER 933 Manufacturer Information
JJ Keller® is an industry expert in safety and compliance. It provides organizations of all sizes with the right tools and expert advice to create productive, safe, and compliant workplaces. While it does offer managed and consulting services regarding safety and compliance for DOT regulations, it also supplies a wide range of training materials and tools and a comprehensive list of digital and printed publications, forms, and supplies. DOT compliance for fleets has never been easy with JJ Keller. Its wide assortment of decals, placards, and flags helps keep employees and drivers safe and in compliance while on the job.
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