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Load securing is an essential component of road haulage safety. Often underestimated, it represents a crucial issue. When improperly carried out, load securing can become a danger for your goods, your personnel and other road users. This subject requires a rigorous and methodical approach, to reduce the risks during your shipments. Our load securing training programs combine theory and real-life exercises, enabling our instructors to pass on their knowledge and best practices to your fleet of drivers.

What is docking?

Load securing refers to all the methods and equipment used to hold goods securely in place during transfer. The aim is to prevent any movement (slipping, tipping, etc.) which could lead to loss of control or the vehicle tipping over.


This practice is necessary to protect the driver, road users, your goods and the environment. It's a key factor in transport safety.


There are many techniques and devices for securing a load: straps, chains, wedges, blocking bars or even nets. Any tool that can counterbalance the forces exerted during driving (acceleration, braking, jolting, etc.) can be used to limit the sudden movement of goods.


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Our role: securing your transport

Our mission is to support you in the training of all your employees involved in load securing. Using a teaching method combining theory and real-life exercises, we aim to make your teams autonomous and fully aware of the specific requirements linked to cargo securing, as specified in Article R312-19 of the French Highway Code.

Cargo securing in accordance with the ADR Agreement

Chapter 7.5.7 of the ADR requires dangerous goods to be stowed in accordance with standard EN 12195.


Our training courses, based on the requirements of Chapter 7.5.7 of the ADR, enable everyone to understand the importance of rigorous stowage of dangerous goods, as well as the procedures to be followed before departure and in the event of an incident. As a result, your drivers and loaders are better prepared to guarantee safe and compliant transport.

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