Precision Transport will trans-load any shipment you have and re-load into a container for an international or domestic shipment. Our staff will follow all guidelines set forth by the rail carriers for acceptable blocking and bracing. We use “Ty-Gard” for hazardous shipments and will send you digital pictures once completed for all shipments. At Precision Transport, we know that ocean shipments involve more than just the preservation and crating of your product. Proper container loading & bracing are critical to safe arrival of your product.
Questions and answers about Precision Transport services
Improperly secured cargo can shift during transit, causing product damage, trailer instability, and safety hazards. Proper blocking and bracing protects your freight, keeps drivers safe, and ensures compliance with FMCSA cargo securement regulations.
Yes. Our team provides professional blocking and bracing services at our terminal and warehouse locations, ensuring your cargo is properly secured in full compliance with federal regulations before it moves.
Yes. The FMCSA Cargo Securement Rules (49 CFR Part 393) provide detailed requirements for how freight must be secured during highway transportation. Non-compliance can result in fines and liability for cargo damage.
Blocking and bracing is the method of securing cargo inside a container or trailer to prevent movement during transit. Blocking uses materials like wood beams, airbags, or metal bars to restrict movement, while bracing anchors cargo to the walls, floors, or structural elements of the trailer.
Common materials include wooden beams and planks, inflatable dunnage bags, steel or aluminum bars, strapping and tie-downs, and foam padding. The materials selected depend on the type, weight, and fragility of your cargo.
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